Model inversion

Models can reveal things about the data they were trained on, sometimes reproducing fragments of it directly.

That makes training data a privacy question rather than only a technical one. Personal information included in a training set does not necessarily stay inside the model, and there is no reliable way to remove it afterwards short of retraining. It is a good reason to be careful about what goes in, because the decision is effectively permanent.

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