Alek Tarkowski, Open Future
In the past decade, openly licensed photographs of faces on Flickr have been used to train AI facial recognition systems without the photographers being fully aware of this type of re-use of their works. Open Future launched a survey to understand how photographers who share their work under CC licenses feel about this.
Take the survey and have your say on this. It takes up to 15 minutes to be completed and will run until the end of next week, 29 April 2022. The survey is available at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/AICommons
You can learn more about the project on our webpage.
We will be sharing the outcomes of the survey in the next months, please fill this fill this form if you want to receive updates from us.
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