AI Companies Would Have to Fess Up on What They Use to Train AI Under Proposed Law
Organizations like the Screen Actors Guild and the RIAA have already come out in support of the legislation.
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Organizations like the Screen Actors Guild and the RIAA have already come out in support of the legislation.
The Generative AI Copyright Disclosure Act from Rep. Adam Schiff requires dataset creators to summarize which copyrighted material AI models used to learn.
If passed, the legislation could provide evidence for filmmakers, writers and artists to sue AI companies for using their copyrighted works to train AI systems.
The race to lead AI has become a desperate hunt for the digital data needed to advance the technology. To obtain it, tech companies including OpenAI, Google and Meta have cut corners, ignored corporate policies and debated bending the law.
Does an artificial intelligence (“AI”) company have the right to use copyrighted content to train its AI model? That question is being reviewed where two giants have squared off in a...