Google and OpenAI oppose copyright in AI development

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Google has aligned with OpenAI in arguing that copyright should not hinder AI development. Both companies are pushing for regulatory changes to support the AI industry, emphasizing the need for funding and policy adjustments. Google faces lawsuits over the use of copyrighted data in its AI models. The company advocates for "balanced copyright rules" to allow access to public data without lengthy negotiations, claiming this will not harm content owners. Additionally, Google urges the federal government to invest in modernizing energy infrastructure to support AI growth. It recommends that the government adopt AI systems and release data sets for commercial training, promoting public-private partnerships for innovation.


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