Copyright laws shouldn't apply to AI training, proposes Google

AppleInsider
Aug 9, 2023, 11:48 am271 pts
Google has told regulators in Australia that its AI systems should be able train on any data, unless the copyright owners expressly opt-out. If generative artificial intelligence (AI) is to be useful, it needs enormous sources of data to train on, and if you're using that data, you should pay for it. Unless…

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