The use of copyrighted material to train AI models is the center of a heated debate between creators and AI developers. The Authors Guild and other artist groups argue that it is unfair to use their work without permission, while tech companies claim it falls under fair use. This conflict has sparked legal action and discussions on platforms like LiveWIRED, where representatives from both sides voiced their perspectives.
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The Generative AI Copyright Fight Is Just Getting Started
Key Points:
- The debate revolves around the legality of using copyrighted materials to train AI models, with creators arguing that it unfairly reproduces their work.
- The Authors Guild is suing AI companies for violating the copyrights of their members, advocating for ethical training methods that involve obtaining permission and possibly paying licensing fees.
- Tech industry figures argue that using copyrighted material for training AI should be considered fair use, expressing concerns about the potential implications for AI development and the power dynamics between tech companies and artists.
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