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AI Faces Threat 

Copyright laws are set to provide a substantial challenge to the artificial intelligence (AI) sector in 2024, particularly in the context of generative AI (GenAI) technologies becoming pervasive in 2023. At the heart of the matter lie concerns about the use of copyrighted material to train AI systems and the generation of results that may be significantly similar to existing copyrighted works.

 Legal battles are predicted to affect the future of AI innovation and may even change the industry’s economic models and overall direction.
According to tech companies, the lawsuits could create massive barriers to the expanding AI sector

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