Hugging Face dataset cards
Dataset card template: the Hugging Face card as its docs describe it
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On the Hugging Face Hub a dataset card is a file in the repo, and the Hub's docs point to a template for the part a person reads.
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- California AB 2013's items are quoted from the bill text: item (1) the sources or owners of the datasets, item (7) whether they include personal information. (California AB 2013 bill text, read for the data card generator)
- The EU line follows Article 53(1)(d) as the Commission's AI Act Service Desk gives it: a sufficiently detailed summary of the content used for training, made publicly available according to a template provided by the AI Office. What the template is for is quoted from the Commission's explanatory notice. (European Commission AI Act Service Desk: Article 53, read for the data card generator)
- Format lines follow each format's own documentation: the Hugging Face Hub docs, the Croissant specification, the Datasheets paper and the Data Cards paper. (Hugging Face Hub docs: dataset cards, read for the data card generator)
- The outline lists sections; it does not say whether a finished card meets any law.
The card is the README
"A dataset repo will render its README.md as a dataset card", the Hub's docs say, and "to control how the Hub displays the card, you should create a YAML section in the README file to define some metadata."
Source: Hugging Face Hub docs: dataset cards, read for the data card generator
For the human-readable part of the card, the hub-docs repository points to a template file, datasetcard_template.md. That template is not among the texts on our board, so this page does not say what its sections are.
Source: Hugging Face hub-docs datasetcard.md on GitHub, read for the data card generator
Provenance and personal data, in the texts we read
The Hugging Face texts we read do not address where the data came from or whether it holds personal data. 4 of the 6 standards on our board ask the first and 2 ask the second, so the outline on our home page sets a sources line and a personal-information line beside the format you pick.