Trump says he “woke up” and rejects the right to print concerns in the speech of artificial intelligence policy
President Trump announced That the US position on intellectual property and artificial intelligence will be a “application program” that does not force artificial intelligence companies to pay for each piece of printing materials used in border models. “It is not expected that when any article, book or anything you’ve read or read, you are going to pay a successful artificial intelligence program,” Trump said. “We appreciate this, but we can’t just do it. Because it can’t be done.”
The president also doubled in his speech in his anti -awakening rhetoric. “We get rid of awake,” he said on Wednesday. “The American people do not want Marxist Lundy to wake up in artificial intelligence models.”
Statements during the original speech at a summit to host All Podcast and Hill and Valley Association. AI and Crypto Czar David David, one of the podcast correlations, played an important role in the formation of the Trump administration’s approach to artificial intelligence policy.
Since the onset of artificial intelligence boom in 2022, technology companies have been locked in a series of important legal battles with publishers, recording tags, media companies, individual artists and other law holders to legalize their artificial intelligence tools on the materials with no permit and compensation. Earlier this week, American senators from Welding Hawley and Richard Blu -Blu -Bluemate provided a bill that wants to teach artificial intelligence companies to teach the right to print jobs without permission. Trump’s remarks indicate that the White House does not support this approach.
Those who want artificial intelligence companies to be able to train in printing work without permitting content, celebrate Trump’s statements. “He’s quite true,” says Adam Izgra, the chief executive of the Progress Room. “Common sense dictates that the need for Gen-IAI developers to issue permits for printing work they are trained cannot be done and does not make sense because these works of literary theft are not used. As a person, for learning and producing amazing technology that the two federal courts have already said”. “
In a widespread artificial intelligence program released this morning, the Trump administration wins more than 90 policy recommendations to ensure that the United States wins what is called Saxa’s “Artificial Intelligence Contest” against China.
The 28 -page report emphasizes that “artificial intelligence is very important at this stage to increase the bureaucracy” and recommends policies to relax the rules and restore the guards of the Biden era, including reviewing the Federal Commerce Commission’s investigation to ensure that they do not promote responsibility theories. ” It also recommends that the federal budget be deprived of countries that pass the “heavy” law. The inhibition of government efforts to regulate artificial intelligence has been one of the Sacks pet projects. This recommendation is after attempting to pass a federal law, which has failed a “legal deadline” for decades of state laws late last month.
In addition to issuing recommendations for loosening the regulations, the Artificial Intelligence Action Plan also doubles the Trump administration’s disregard for “Woke”. This recommends that federal preparation guidelines be updated so that only artificial intelligence companies “ensure that their systems are objective and ideological -free from top -down” to government contracts.
Noteworthy, the AI action program does not refer to intellectual property. Trump’s remarks this night offers an unprecedented insight into the White House’s preferred approach to adjusting artificial intelligence and copyright.
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