EU's Proposed AI Copyright Rules Could Spark Legal Battles.

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Proposed EU legislation to regulate AI could require companies to disclose copyrighted material used to develop their systems, potentially triggering numerous lawsuits. The legislation, known as the AI Act, will classify AI systems based on their perceived risk and require companies to disclose important data about safety, interpretability, and performance. The act will likely have a global effect on how tech companies do business, and compliance for companies will likely not come into force until 2025 or later.
- Reported EU legislation to disclose AI training data could trigger copyright lawsuits The Verge
- EU proposes new copyright rules for generative AI Reuters
- Europe to ChatGPT: Disclose Your Sources - WSJ The Wall Street Journal
- EU lawmakers pass draft of AI Act, includes copyright rules for generative AI VentureBeat
- Generative AI governance targeted in proposed EU rules Finextra
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