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News Publishers Flag Use Of Copyrighted Materials By AI Giants Without Consent
- News portals and content platforms have raised concerns about AI giants using their copyrighted data for training large language models without permission.
- Representatives from the content industry brought up the issue during a consultation meeting organized by a DPIIT panel.
- Online news platforms consider the use of copyrighted data for AI training as copyright infringement, while tech giants argue the need for massive data, much of which is copyrighted.
- DNPA members, including major Indian media houses, emphasized the need for fair compensation for content producers and recognition of their rights in the digital space.
- Budding AI startups emphasized the importance of a level-playing field in AI model training and ownership of generated content.
- Participants discussed the possibility of a statutory licensing mechanism for AI training purposes.
- The Centre set up a panel to review copyright laws in light of rising AI-related disputes.
- ANI sued OpenAI in the Delhi HC last year over the use of copyrighted content to train AI models.
- Several media outlets, under DNPA, and the Federation of Indian Publishers have also joined the lawsuit against OpenAI.
- Music labels like T-Series, Saregarama, and Sony expressed interest in joining the copyright lawsuit.
- The panel will publish a working paper to address challenges posed by AI on India's copyright law.
- Regulators are debating the permission of text and data mining for AI systems, with a potential opt-out provision.
- The ongoing debate raises questions about ownership of content generated by AI models and the rights of content creators.
- The need for updating copyright laws to align with AI advancements is being considered after stakeholders meetings.
- The issue of copyright infringement by AI giants has led to legal battles and concerns regarding the use of copyrighted materials without consent.
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