Common Crawl faces demands from Danish media outlets to remove articles to address AI companies' use of copyrighted materials. The New York Times previously made a similar request, citing Common Crawl's data importance in GPT-3.
The Danish Rights Alliance led the campaign, aiming to protect media companies negotiating with AI giants. Despite Common Crawl's past contribution to AI tools, it was not initially intended for AI use.
Concerns about copyright and generative AI have placed Common Crawl in a contentious position. Stefan Baack notes its evolution from a niche project to a key player in AI training.
Common Crawl's compliance with media outlets' demands reflects the increasing scrutiny faced by organizations facilitating AI development. The intersection of copyright law and AI technologies continues to be a complex issue.
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