In the United States, Californian congressman Adam shiff introduced the copyright bill on them,
which requires anyone to create a set of artificial intelligence training data sets of
detailed reports on its content, including, for example, a summary of copyrighted
material, as well as an address for the data set to the copyright registry.
Companies must provide a report no later than 30 days before the AI model
used for training is made public. The proposal has gained support from various groups
in the entertainment industry because it attacks the problem of the use of copyrighted material
to be trained without proper consent. For news estimates, the Express technology news
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