Sovereign privacy laws must trade individual consent for AI training exemptions.
To prevent bottlenecks in machine learning execution, regulators are carving out consent-free statistical exceptions that enable developers to train algorithms on sensitive data.
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Japan's rulemaking converts AI development into a consent-free statistical exception reaching even scraped sensitive data, trading individual consent for training throughput.
The EU is legislating a consent-free legitimate-interest basis for AI training with the Commission's safeguards stripped from the operative text — trading individual consent for machine-learning throughput.
Japan's amendment statute codifies a consent exemption that explicitly reaches AI training, trading individual consent for machine-learning throughput.