Court AI practice notes
Can personal information be used to develop or train GenAI? - OAIC
OAIC, Commonwealth.
About this rule
- Issuer
- OAIC
- Type
- Regulator guidance
- Date
- 21 October 2024
- Date basis
- 21 October 2024
- Jurisdiction
- Commonwealth
Summary
OAIC publishes “Can personal information be used to develop or train GenAI? - OAIC”. We cover when and why privacy should be considered by developers using personal information to train generative AI models, how our new guidance fits in with that being published globally and how we see it continuing to apply as technology changes. Checked 2026-10-10.
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Points recorded from the source
- We cover when and why privacy should be considered by developers using personal information to train generative AI models, how our new guidance fits in with that being published globally and how we see it continuing to apply as technology changes.
- This year, we have seen Australians express increasing concern about the use of their personal information to train generative artificial intelligence (AI) products. The message from the public is clear: organisations need to protect privacy.
Verify note
This is commentary or news, not a conduct rule.
Source
Read the OAIC source: Can personal information be used to develop or train GenAI? - OAIC
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