Adam Buick, ‘Copyright and AI training data – transparency to the rescue?’

INTRODUCTION
Since the debut of ChatGPT in late 2022, the attention of policy makers around the world has been captured by generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) – that is, AI models that are capable of creating data such as text, images, audio or video content. Widely viewed as a technology with transformative potential, generative AI is expected by many to add trillions of dollars to the global economy over the next decade, prompting numerous governments to declare increased innovation and investment in the technology as a key policy goal. In addition to the promised opportunities, however, generative AI also presents policymakers with significant challenges …

Adam Buick, Copyright and AI training data – transparency to the rescue?, Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice, volume 20, issue 3, 182-192 (March 2025). Published: 12 December 2024.

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