The future of AI innovation may hinge on the outcome of a global copyright debate. In the U.S., rightsholders are taking a hard line, pursuing legal action against AI companies that utilize copyrighted works without permission. However, other countries are adopting more lenient approaches, allowing AI models to learn from the vast troves of data found in ‘pirate’ libraries. This ‘copyright schism’ could have far-reaching consequences.

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    9 hours ago

    “While U.S. companies typically back off due to copyright concern” That is totally what they do. Yea.