Experts foresee a threat to the government's plans to push for much more AI in the public service, at a "pivotal" time for scores of lawsuits globally.
Copyright Licensing NZ chief executive Sam Irvine.
The government is pushing for much more AI in the public service at a "pivotal" time for scores of lawsuits against AI globally.
Experts foresee a threat to the government's plans.
The free mining of copyrighted material has been used to train many AI large-language models.
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