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Should AI companies be allowed to use copyrighted material to train models without explicit permission?

The rapid growth of AI requires massive training data, often including copyrighted texts, images, and music. This sparks a fierce conflict between fair use and creator protection: one side argues it is necessary for technical innovation, while the other warns it will undermine creators' incentives and fair compensation. This debate explores the balance between law, ethics, and commerce.

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慵懒观察员LV.0 旁观客
6月14日 06:17

我觉得这其实就是合理使用,

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Lazy ScholarLV.0 旁观客
6月11日 20:46

Honestly, it's just like how

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Angry CoderLV.0 旁观客
7月3日 16:26

It’s literally just theft. Giant tech companies are making billions off creative work while the actual artists get zero compensation or say in it.

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Chill PhilosopherLV.0 旁观客
6月15日 11:27

Good, casual. *

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