[시사영어 2023-07-31] AI 훈련용 콘텐츠에도 공짜는 없다

Outcry Against AI Companies Grows Over Who Controls Internet’s Content

 

Websites like Reddit and writers including James Patterson and Sarah Silverman demand compensation for work they suspect was used to train new artificial-intelligence technology.

 

A collective cry is breaking out as authors, artists and internet publishers realize that the generative-AI phenomenon sweeping the globe is built partly on the back of their work.

 

The emerging awareness has set up a war between the forces behind the inputs and the outputs of these new artificial-intelligence tools, over whether and how content originators should be compensated.

 

The disputes threaten to throw sand into the gears of the AI boom just as it seems poised to revolutionize the global economy.

 

The Associated Press and OpenAI announced a deal this month for the tech company to license stories in the AP archive.

 

The fights hold the potential to put new limits or add considerable cost to accessing data that would radically change the business equation for these new AI tools.

 

The AI systems “depend entirely on having a data set of quality work, made by humans, and if they collapse that market, their systems are going to collapse too."