Emma Roth

Since larger AI models “tend to memorize details of their training set,” including information that may have been deleted from the database they’re trained on, Google wants to find ways for AI to “forget” certain things.

That’s why the company is holding a machine unlearning challenge, in which researchers must make AI systems forget “a certain subset of the training images... to protect the privacy or rights of the individuals concerned.”

It’s too early to tell what exactly this means, but it could be a sign that Tesla could start allowing third-party integrations into its vehicles, potentially opening up possibilities for new navigation tools, efficiency trackers, and more.

This follows a string of lawsuits filed against fake review brokers in February. Since the end of May 2023, Amazon says it has taken legal action against 94 fraudsters in the US, China, and Europe.

The agency says the leak affected around three percent of its filers across this time period, and that it “has no reason to believe that the data has been misused.”