Nachman: Social media platform liability for synthetic content will spur safety innovation
Lama Nachman (Lema Nachman) · Evaluating AI threats & opportunities (ScaleAI's Alexandr Wang & Intel’s Lama Nachman) · Jul 23, 2024 · at 50:44
Intel Fellow Lama Nachman argues that holding social platforms legally responsible for hosting deepfakes is necessary to compel safety research.
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“There should be content regulation, right? There should be liability when you actually are not, when you're serving that content and the impact of serving that content. And I think that will probably unlock a really interesting innovation there because that the incentive structures change.”
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