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Scott Farquhar Advocates for AI Training on Creative Content Without Copyright Fees
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1 year ago

Scott Farquhar Advocates for AI Training on Creative Content Without Copyright Fees

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Scott Farquhar, co-founder of Atlassian, argues that Australia should adopt US-style copyright law, allowing AI to train on creative content without fees to boost tech investment. He believes that AI’s use of copyrighted material should be considered ‘transformative’ and not theft unless it directly copies an artist’s style. Farquhar’s stance has sparked debate, as the issue remains unsettled in the US, with concerns about the impact on creative industries. The US Copyright Office notes potential market harm from AI-generated outputs substituting original works. The discussion highlights the tension between fostering AI innovation and protecting intellectual property rights.

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