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Artificial Intelligence Training and Copyright Law: Where to Draw the Line
This article explores the issue of training artificial intelligence (AI) in the context of copyright law and compares it to human learning. The authors emphasize that such comparisons must be approached critically, considering the specific nature of both processes. Not every use of copyrighted works
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