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Media experts cry foul over AI's free lunch of copyrighted content

Friday January 12, 2024. 03:45 PM , from TheRegister
US senators want to know how chatbots represent an existential crisis to journalism and democracy
Tech companies should compensate news publishers for training AI models on their copyrighted content, media experts told senators in a hearing this week.…
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