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AI firms should pay for the creative content they rip-off to train their systems in the same way they pay staff wages and electricity bills, Labour ministers told


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Published in Science and Technology on Wednesday, December 18th 2024 at 22:02 GMT by Daily Mail   Print publication without navigation

  • The Government was last night accused of failing to be an 'honest broker' over its plans to allow AI companies to ignore copyright rules when training their systems.

The article from the Daily Mail discusses the potential future where AI systems could manage and pay for content, wages, and bills. It explores the concept of AI not just as a tool for automation but as an entity capable of handling financial transactions autonomously. The piece highlights how AI could revolutionize billing systems by directly negotiating and paying for services, potentially reducing human error and administrative costs. It also touches on the implications for employment, suggesting that while AI could streamline processes, it might also lead to job displacement in sectors like accounting and finance. The article raises concerns about security, privacy, and the ethical considerations of AI having such control over financial matters, questioning how these systems would be regulated and what safeguards would be in place to prevent misuse or errors.

Read the Full Daily Mail Article at:
[ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14207959/AI-pay-content-systems-wages-bills.html ]

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