AI Funding Titan vs Copyright Rules: A Drama of Golden Dreams and National Security

Big daddy of AI funding, Andreessen Horowitz, is throwing a tantrum over AI Training Data Copyright rules. They argue that paying artists for their work used in AI training might just dent their golden dreams. Their defense? Crying poverty and invoking national security. Artists vs AI: a copyright battle that’s pure drama!

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It seems that Andreessen Horowitz, the big daddy of AI funding, is having a hissy fit over copyright rules. Why? Because paying artists for using their work to train AI models might just put a dent in their gold-plated AI dreams. So, they're pulling out all the stops, from pleading poverty to invoking national security. Oh, the drama!

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