Here’s Why AI Companies Think They Can Use Photographers’ Work Without Compensation

for opinions on how copyright should work with AI-generated material, the world’s biggest AI companies had a lot to say.

“When a model is exposed to a large array of images labeled with the word “cup”, it learns what visual elements constitute the concept of “cup-ness”, much like a human child does. It does this not by compiling an internal database of training images, but rather by abstracting the factual metadata that correlates to the idea of “cup”.

“A range of jurisdictions including Singapore, Japan, the European Union, the Republic of Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Israel have reformed their copyright laws to create safe harbors for AI training that achieve similar effects to fair use.

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