OpenAI urges Trump to permit AI training on copyrighted content
OpenAI, the company behind the famous ChatGPT chatbot, has made a set of recommendations to the current US administration led by President Donald Trump. The main goal is to push for deregulation and policies that would allow AI companies to use copyrighted content freely in their model training.
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OpenAI is already working closely with the Trump administration. Now, it's asking for more favors. The post OpenAI Asks Trump for Relief From State AI Regulations appeared first on Tech.co.
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