ABSTRACT
The government has set forth four policy options to clarify copyright and meet its objectives for AI innovators and the creative industries: (0) do nothing; (1) require licenses in all cases; (2) implement a broad data mining exception; and (3) implement a narrower data mining exception, allowing for reserved rights. We agree that option 3, the implementation of a narrower data mining exception that allows for rights to be reserved and which is underpinned by transparency measures, is the most likely to meet these objectives.
Gangjee, Dev S and Atilla, Söğüt and Crais, Lauren and Fan, Jinghe and Gurumurthy, Jyothsna and Harvey, Callum and Hall, Siobhan Mackenzie and Karim, Mohammad Ataul and Lubke, Georgina and Mota, Juliana da Cunha and Müller, Elisabeth and Nanji, Farah and Ninan Mathew, Sarath and Railton, Aisling and Schwarz, Tassilo and Wong, Max and Wong, Chor Phoebe and Yasmine, Zoya and Zhao, Yujie and Cho, Desiree, Open Consultation on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence (February 25, 2025).
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