Trump Opposes AI Companies Paying for Copyrighted Training Data, Seeks 'Common Sense' Rules
Summary
Trump opposes AI companies paying for copyrighted data used in training models, calling for 'common sense' rules to prevent the U.S. from falling behind China in AI capabilities.
Key Points
- Trump says AI companies cannot be expected to pay for copyrighted content used in training models, calling it 'not do-able'
- Trump calls for 'common sense' AI and intellectual property rules, saying the U.S. cannot afford to fall behind China
- The White House AI Action Plan prioritizes building U.S. AI capabilities while removing regulatory barriers and opposing state AI laws