Starting from the 29th of Kickstarter:8, the platform's crowdfunding projects involving AI need to disclose relevant technical details.
CTOnews.com, August 2 (Xinhua)-- crowdfunding platform Kickstarter recently announced that it will regulate projects related to AI in the platform. Kickstarter requires these projects to disclose "more technical details related to AI" in order to launch crowdfunding on the platform.
CTOnews.com learned from the Kickstarter announcement that Kickstarter requires relevant projects related to AI to disclose "why to use AI tools", "where to use AI tools", "specific information and corresponding examples of AI tools used", and requires project owners to disclose "authorization information related to training data".
▲ source Kickstarter platform it is reported that Kickstarter's new policy will take effect on August 29, and related projects submitted before August 29 will not be bound by the new bill.
▲ source Kickstarter platform Kickstarter stressed that if the use of AI was not properly disclosed during the submission of the relevant information, the project could be suspended. Kickstarter also said that through this policy, they hope to ensure that the platform's projects are compliant and legal, and can respect the copyright needs of human artists.
Kickstarter claims that transparency is the most important content in the Kickstarter community, and that Kickstarter currently standardizes AI-related content to help win the trust of platform users while avoiding copyright issues brought about by AI.
