OpenAI and Google face Hollywood pushback on California copyright bill
Another big fight over artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging in California. The creatives, including Hollywood stars, are duking it out against Silicon Valley and AI companies that are willing to train their models on whatever content they can get their hands on.
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