In an interview with CNBC, Suleiman defended AI companies’ use of online content to train models, saying it “falls within fair use.”
His comments come amid multiple lawsuits accusing Microsoft and OpenAI of illegally using copyrighted materials to train artificial intelligence systems. Critics argue that Solomon’s position undermines the copyright protections automatically afforded to authors when they publish, contrary to his claim that such protections are waived when published online.
Solomon’s remarks have drawn scrutiny not only because of their legal implications, but also because of intellectual property rights and ethical concerns surrounding AI development, The Verge writes.
Source: Ferra
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