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Developing AI with news articles. It doesn't stop you from e.g. licensing reddit data and training on that. And it's unclear if other companies would actually
by wongarsu 3y ago
Developing AI with news articles. It doesn't stop you from e.g. licensing reddit data and training on that.
And it's unclear if other companies would actually run afoul of this at all, or whether this is just applicable because of the terms Google agreed to in the 2022 settlement about using news articles in their search engine. For a settlement agreement to make sense at all they obviously had to agree to stricter terms than what the regulation itself demands.
- ApolloFortyNine 3y ago>Developing AI with news articles. It doesn't stop you from e.g. licensing reddit data and training on that. Good luck competing with AI that were able to train on all data instead of just a small subset. Japan has already codified it into law, I expect if other countries pile in on calling it a violation of copyright, many will set up an entity there.
- nradov 3y agoA few large media companies own the copyright on the majority of news articles. AI companies can just pay to license the content (or give an equity stake in exchange).