a strong negative public reaction to a decision, policy, product, or event.
In article: “Meta is facing a backlash over its new AI tool Muse Image, which can generate pictures using other people’s profile pictures without telling them.”
強烈反彈;大眾對某項決定、政策、產品或事件的負面回應。
public support or organized action for a cause, policy, or group of people.
In article: “Donald Campbell, advocacy director at tech justice non-profit Foxglove told the BBC it was an ‘obvious recipe for disaster’.”
倡議、倡導;為某個理念、政策或群體進行公開支持或組織行動。
clear permission for something to happen, especially after someone understands what is being agreed to.
In article: “Pulling real users into generated photos without explicit consent is a privacy landmine waiting to detonate.”
同意、許可;在了解情況後明確允許某件事發生,常見於法律、醫療與隱私語境。
careful and often critical examination by the public, media, regulators, or experts.
In article: “The feature is likely to face heightened scrutiny as regulators and campaigners raise concerns about AI-generated images.”
審視、仔細檢查;通常指媒體、公眾、監管機構或專家帶有批判性的檢視。
making an action or process easier or more likely to happen; often used formally when discussing responsibility for enabling harm.
In article: “It is hard to see why Mark Zuckerberg thinks facilitating yet more of this creepy image manipulation is a good idea.”
促成、使便利;讓某個行動或過程更容易發生,在討論平台是否助長問題時常帶有正式或批判語氣。
Usage note: This is today’s stretch word. In policy and technology reporting, facilitating can imply that a system helped make a harmful action possible, even if it did not directly perform the action.