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[Digital Daily Reporter Na-yeon Lee] "When I asked the Korea Institute of Curriculum and Evaluation about using the College Scholastic Ability Test data to develop a large language model (LLM), it was difficult to even get a proper price. We need to consider a 'music copyright-style settlement model' where AI companies use the data first and then pay for the amount of revenue they use." (Upstage CEO Seong-hun Kim) "Just as people buy books to st…
Should Governments Regulate AI's Use of Data?
Jamie Dobson, founder of Container Solutions and author of Visionaries, Rebels and Machines, explains the potential different types of government regulation for AI’s use of data Jamie Dobson explores how AI systems rely on vast amounts of human-created content, often without consent or compensation, and the growing calls for regulation to protect creators and knowledge workers. For Assistants who support business leaders, understanding these reg…
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