Senate Bill Targets AI ‘Black Box’ Problem, Eyes Transparency in Use of Copyrighted Works ...Middle East

Senator Peter Welch (D-Vt.) introduced the Transparency and Responsibility for Artificial Intelligence Networks (TRAIN) Act on Monday in the latest effort to shield songwriters, musicians and other creators from the unauthorized use of their works in training generative AI models. If successful, the legislation would grant copyright holders access to training records, enabling them to verify if their creations were used — a process similar to methods combating internet piracy. “This is simple: if your work is used to train A.I., there should be a way for you, the copyright holder, to determine that it’s been used

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