Paid Access and Opt-Outs on Table in New AI Copyright Proposals
Artists warn an opt-out model could let AI firms scrape copyrighted work unless companies pay for access, as Labor weighs a copyright deal.
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‘Under the bus’: Artists sound alarm on latest AI copyright deal
Stasiland author Anna Funder implored the prime minister to see through what she said was a disingenuous attempt by AI companies to link weaker copyright laws to greater data centre expansion.
Paid access and opt-outs on table in new AI copyright proposals
Australian publishers and creators may have to actively opt out of allowing artificial intelligence companies to use their content, under two government proposals being considered as part of the ongoing discussions over AI and copyright. Documents seen by Mumbrella reveal the proposals would put the onus on rights holders to digitally protect content they do […]
The Australian government is currently evaluating significant changes to its copyright legislation, a move that could grant artificial intelligence companies expanded access to the creative works of Australian artists by default. These potential reforms emerged from high-level discussions between federal ministries and executives from leading AI firms, including OpenAI, the developer behind ChatGPT. The proposals [...]
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