Hillary Brill

2 months ago | cepa.org | Hillary Brill |Oona Lagercrantz |Pablo Chavez |Christopher Cytera

It’s a conundrum. Leading AI developers such as OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google depend on text, images, and videos from the web to create their revolutionary large language models (LLMs). Restricting access to copyrighted work risks harming AI innovation and creating biased algorithms. But rightsholders fear for their livelihoods and demand compensation. How should policymakers respond? CEPA is launching a series on copyright and AI to address this challenge.