Openai and Google request a government release to train their AI copyright material models
Openai calls on the Trump administration to give AI companies release to train their copyright models. In a Blog post noted AirThe company this week publishes its response to AI’s AI action plan for President Trump. Declared At the end of February, the initiative saw, "Improve America’s position like AI Powerhouse" and allow for innovation in the sector.
"A healthy, balanced intellectual property system in America has long been key to our global leadership in innovation. We offer a copyright strategy that would expand the role of the intelligence system by protecting the rights and interests of content creators while defending US leadership and national security in America," OPENAI writes in his presentationS "The Federal Government can simultaneously ensure the freedom of Americans to learn from AI and avoid taking away our AI to lead to (the People’s Republic of China), preserving the ability of American models to learn from copyrighted materials."
In the same document, the company recommends that the United States maintains strict control of AI chips to China. He also says that the US government has to accept AI instruments widely. By the way, Openai started offering a version of Chatgpt intended for the US government Use earlier this year.
This week also Google published Own list of recommendations for AI Action Plan of the President. Like Openai, the search giant says he must be able to train AI copyright models.
"Balanced copyright rules, such as honest use and exceptions to the extraction of texts and data, are crucial in order to enable AI systems to learn from previous knowledge and publicly available data, unlock scientific and social achievements," Google writes. "These exceptions allow the use of AI’s copyright -protected training materials without significantly affecting the rules and avoiding often highly unpredictable, unbalanced and prolonged negotiations with data holders during the development of the model or scientific experiments."
Last year, Openai said it would be "It is impossible to train today’s leading AI models without using copyright." The company is currently facing numerous lawsuits accusing him of copyright infringement, including those involving The New York Times and a athlete Led by George PP Martin and Jonathan Franzen. At the same time the company recently Accused Chinese AI Launch attempts to copy its technologies.
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