Google Says AI Training Is Fair Use and Copyright Should Be Policed on Outputs, Not Inputs

Google demands that AI companies are allowed to use copyright protected data for free

Google says AI training is definitely fair use, while UK copyright law “puts a ceiling on the sophistication” of the British AI sector

Google has renewed its campaign seeking to pressure the UK government to rewrite copyright law to the advantage of AI companies. So that it’s easier for those companies to make use of existing content, including music, when training AI models without having to go to all the trouble of securing and paying for licences from relevant creators and rightsholders. Among other things, Google’s British lobbyists argue that providing rigorous protection …

Google Doubles Down on ‘Fair Use’ AI Training, Focused on Output

Google publishes a paper outlining its proposed approach to AI governance in the United States, doubling down on ‘fair use’ AI training.

Google says AI training is fair use and copyright should be policed on outputs, not inputs

The tech giant has published a new policy paper outlining the company's preferred approach to AI regulation Source

Google Defends AI Training As Fair Use In Governance Paper

Google's AI governance paper argues public-web training should remain fair use while pointing to opt-out controls, takedowns, and paid deals for specialized content. The post Google Defends AI Training As Fair Use In Governance Paper appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Google has thoughts on AI and copyright regulation in the US

“The debate over AI governance is stuck in a false choice between over-regulation and no regulation. There is a middle way,” noted the tech giant in a blog post about its latest report.