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Big Companies Find a Way to Identify A.I. Data They Can Trust

Por: The New York Times Tech November 30, 2023

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Data is the fuel of artificial intelligence. It is also a bottleneck for big businesses, because they are reluctant to fully embrace the technology without knowing more about the data used to build A.I. programs.Now, a consortium of companies has developed standards for describing the origin, history and legal rights to data. The standards are essentially a labeling system for where, when and how data was collected and generated, as well as its... + full article



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