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Over 50 amicus briefs filed in OpenAI copyright case; Australia weighs AI training implications

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Over 50 amicus briefs have been filed in the In re: OpenAI copyright infringement case, featuring diverse perspectives on AI training and web scraping. These briefs include input from the Wikimedia Foundation, Cate Blanchett's Human Consent Foundation, and Professor Matthew Sag. Separately, Australia is considering the implications of AI training, with concerns that it could lead to constitutional challenges regarding property acquisition without just terms. Academics in Sydney have proposed a 'Copyright Plus' model to address these issues, advocating for transparency, opt-out options, fair compensation, and enforcement. AI

IMPACT Sets precedent for AI training data usage and copyright law globally, potentially impacting future AI development and data acquisition strategies.

RANK_REASON The cluster discusses significant legal and policy developments regarding AI training and copyright law, including a large number of amicus briefs in a major lawsuit and potential constitutional challenges in Australia. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=2 ai=0.4]

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Over 50 amicus briefs filed in OpenAI copyright case; Australia weighs AI training implications

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · elliottbledsoe ·

    2️⃣ The Wikimedia Foundation, Cate Blanchett’s Human Consent Foundation and Professor Matthew Sag are just three of the 50+ filed amicus briefs in In re: OpenAI

    2️⃣ The Wikimedia Foundation, Cate Blanchett’s Human Consent Foundation and Professor Matthew Sag are just three of the 50+ filed amicus briefs in In re: OpenAI, Inc. Copyright Infringement Litigation, offering diverse perspectives on whether AI training constitutes fair use and …

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  2. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · elliottbledsoe ·

    ⁉️ Here’s WTF happened this week: ➡️ Read the full round-up online: http:// elliottbledsoe.wtf/wtf-now-59/ 1️⃣ Claims that if Australia allows AI training it co

    ⁉️ Here’s WTF happened this week: ➡️ Read the full round-up online: http:// elliottbledsoe.wtf/wtf-now-59/ 1️⃣ Claims that if Australia allows AI training it could constitute ‘acquisition of property without just terms’ and open the Government to Constitutional challenges adding …

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