<ul><li>Tech giants like Google and OpenAI, along with a group of 400 entertainment industry celebrities, submitted comments on a request for ideas for a U.S. AI Action Plan.</li><li>The celebrities urged the government not to weaken copyright laws for AI model training, as it could threaten jobs and wages in the arts and entertainment industry.</li><li>OpenAI proposed that AI models should be able to train on copyrighted material while protecting content creators' rights, in order to maintain America's AI leadership.</li><li>Google called for 'balanced copyright rules' that allow the use of copyrighted content for AI, within the boundaries of fair use and text-and-data mining.</li></ul>

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