Almost all content on the Internet, with one possible exception, is fair game for AI training. The social contract of content since the '90s has been that it is fair use, according to Microsoft's AI CEO. This raises concerns about intellectual property rights for creators.
Mustafa Suleyman emphasized that AI companies can copy or recreate content on the open web, considering it a longstanding practice. However, conflicts arise as some creators request their content not be scraped or crawled, leading to potential legal battles.
Suleyman acknowledged the gray area where some creators' requests clash with AI training practices. This ongoing debate is expected to navigate through courts, shaping how AI companies handle intellectual property concerns.
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