OpenAI calls for U.S. government to codify ‘fair use’ for AI training


In a proposal for the American government “AI action plan,“The initiative of the Trump administration to reshape US AI policy, Openai has called for an American copyright strategy that”[preserves] Capacity of American models has to learn material protected by copyright. “”

“America has so many AI startups, attracts so much investments and has done so many research on the large part because the doctrine of fair use promotes the development of AI,” wrote Openai.

It is not the first time Openai, which has made trained a lot of his models On openly available web data, often without the knowledge or consent of data owners, pleaded for more permissive laws and regulations concerning AI training.

Last year, Openai said In a submission to the Lord’s House of the United Kingdom, the limitation of AI training in the content of the public domain “could produce an interesting experience, but would not provide AI systems that meet the needs of citizens of today”.

The content owners who continued Openai for the violation of copyright will undoubtedly disagree with the last reaffirmation of this position of the company.

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