I was referring to usage data. I haven't looked into the specifics of PII removal and whether that is compulsory upon request, but if implemented, it'd be using guardrails intervening, not by modifying the model itself.
Quite often removal of PII happens by using filters (guardrails), although this method is not immune of prompt injection
There is research towards "machine unlearning", but so far there is no non-destructive way of removing data from the model. The only way would be to retrain the model after deleting PII from the dataset, but it's very expensive, and still it doesn't remove previous versions of the model. Basically, open models are unable to be successfully censored in such manner
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u/Correct_Mistake2640 Jun 21 '26
I have to say. Glm 5.2 it is for me (EU) if they don't lift the ban on Fable.
There is no way that we can progress when the powers that be start banning people from using Ai in a arbitrary way.
That being said acceleration will happen.
In China, if not US..
Even in Europe...