Google and OpenAI Call for Copyright Law Revisions for AI Training Data
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Google and OpenAI face restrictions from copyright laws on their AI training data collection. AI models require human-generated content to improve quality, but whether companies should pay for this content is a question. OpenAI has begun using data sets created by ChatGPT to train GPT-4, but relying solely on this data could lead to model collapse.
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