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Is Training AI on Copyrighted Books Legal? U.S. Courts Are Still Drawing the Lines
U.S. courts are beginning to define when copyrighted books can be used to train AI, with fair use, piracy and market harm emerging as key legal issues.
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U.S. courts are beginning to define when copyrighted books can be used to train AI, with fair use, piracy and market harm emerging as key legal issues.
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