AI Training Copyright Dispute Reflects Shift in Knowledge Access
The controversy over AI training data and copyright has sparked discussions on the evolution of knowledge access. Commenters note the irony that while scanning out-of-print books faced legal resistance 20 years ago, society now readily accepts reading them through AI.
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