IA et vie privée : selon les spécialistes de la sécurité, tout n'est pas si rose et malgré le grand mixage qu'est la phase d'entraînement du modèle de données, il est tout à fait possible que des données privées soient involontairement préservées, et donc publiquement accessibles dans le modèle final.

I think most privacy experts would agree with this post so far. There are divergences of opinion when you start asking "do the benefits of AI outweigh the risks". If you ask me, the benefits are extremely over-hyped, while the harms (including, but not limited to, privacy risks) are very tangible and costly. But other privacy experts I respect are more bullish on the potentials of this technology, so I don't think there's a consensus there.

AI companies, however, do not want to carefully weigh benefits against risks. They want to sell you more AI, so they have a strong incentive to downplay the risks, and no ethical qualms doing so. So all these facts about privacy and AI… they're pretty inconvenient. AI salespeople would like it a lot if everyone — especially regulators — stayed blissfully unaware of these.