Legal & Policy

Search Engines, AI, And The Long Fight Over Fair Use

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The article discusses how copyright holders have historically opposed technologies like search engines and now AI, arguing they infringe on copyrights by analyzing and reusing existing works without permission. However, courts have upheld fair use for transformative purposes such as analysis and indexing, which are essential for innovation and free expression. For content creators, the key takeaway is that fair use should continue to protect AI training from copyright restrictions to avoid stifling research and creativity.

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