It’s not over and done with. Pass regulation saying every AI accessible w/in the country has to have a publicly available dataset. That way people can see if their works have been stolen or not. When we inevitably see works recreated wholesale without proper copyright, the AI creators can be sued or fined.
That way people can see if their works have been stolen or not.
Firstly, nothing at all is being “stolen.” The words you’re looking for are “copyright violation.”
Secondly, it does not currently appear that training an AI model on published material is a copyright violation. You’re going to have to point to some actual law indicating that. Currently that sort of thing is generally covered by fair use.
It’s not over and done with. Pass regulation saying every AI accessible w/in the country has to have a publicly available dataset. That way people can see if their works have been stolen or not. When we inevitably see works recreated wholesale without proper copyright, the AI creators can be sued or fined.
Firstly, nothing at all is being “stolen.” The words you’re looking for are “copyright violation.”
Secondly, it does not currently appear that training an AI model on published material is a copyright violation. You’re going to have to point to some actual law indicating that. Currently that sort of thing is generally covered by fair use.