Sam Gregory

Standards like the C2PA specification must be built with privacy, and human rights at their center so they cannot become surveillance infrastructure. Alongside that, we need detection capabilities for deceptive AI that work globally.

Both must rest on independent third-party oversight, trust verified by third parties, not asserted by the developers who profit from them.

Our Witness Tried benchmark shows that detection currently works least well for those most at risk, particularly in the global majority. Both must rest on independent third-party oversight. Trust verified by third parties, not asserted by the develop...

Users should have control over how their personal data, or data generated while interacting with a service, is used in the training of AI systems. This is consistent with a rights-based approach to regulating AI that emphasizes rights such as privacy...