Microsoft's Copilot: Human Reviewers Examine Uncensored User Photos
Contractors rate Microsoft Copilot's image edits, including sexual requests and upskirt photos, as reported by 404 Media. Microsoft utilizes customer data, as per its terms of use, to improve its AI product.
Key Insights:
- Human contractors review photos uploaded by users for AI editing, often encountering sexual prompts and inappropriate content.
- The review process involves comparing two AI-generated edits against the original user prompt and image.
- Contractors are instructed to trust their instincts when flagging content, not solely focusing on harm or offense.
- Issues raised include upskirt photos, pro-anorexia content, and prompts for suggestive images of young girls.
Context:
- Microsoft's Copilot app, with its coding tools and Autopilot agent, was launched last week.
- OpenAI contractors also review real ChatGPT conversations, highlighting a broader trend in human review of AI-generated content.
- Microsoft's primary AI risk concern is "diffusion," or the widespread adoption of AI across various sectors of the economy.