Social media platforms: artificial intelligence models.
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- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill, the Digital Choice Act, requires social media companies and artificial intelligence model operators to allow consumers to request and receive copies of their personal information, contextual data, and social graph. It mandates a transparent, third-party accessible interoperability interface, enabling users to share their data with other platforms or AI models with consent. The bill also aims to promote data portability and control for consumers.
Key provisions
- Requires social media companies and AI model operators to provide consumers with access to their personal information, contextual data, and social graph upon request.
- Defines ‘contextual data’ as user-provided information and associated interactions with AI models.
- Defines ‘social graph’ as data representing a person’s connections and interactions within a social media platform.
- Mandates a transparent, third-party accessible interoperability interface for data sharing.
- Requires the use of ‘open protocols’ for interoperability.
- Authorizes the Attorney General to adopt regulations and enforce the bill’s provisions.
- Establishes a process for consumers to permanently delete their personal information and social graph.
- Prohibits the sharing of personal information or social graph without user consent.
Who is affected
- Social media companies
- Artificial intelligence model operators
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