Groundbreaking Court Rulings Could Upend the Future of AI Training and Copyright—What You Need to Know Now
As a practical matter though, the only way out of this morass of uncertainty is for parties to collaborate; whether through “licenses,” “content feeds,” or some other formulation which enables parties to agree and advance AI. Decisions which deny publishers the ability to enforce rights in — and issue licenses for — content will disincentivize creation and posting of new materials. This is not good for anyone. If an AI firm wants to train only on what it can find for “free,” this will increasingly be AI-generated and will result in poorer quality AI.
