‘COPIED Act’ could make it unlawful to train AI using copyrighted material 

Under the proposed law, this “content provenance information” would be embedded in digital forms of copyrighted material, and it would be unlawful to remove it or tamper with it, except in very limited cases where platforms are carrying out research to improve security. It would also be unlawful for anyone to use any material with “content provenance information” to train AI, or to create AI-generated content, “unless such person obtains the express, informed consent of the person who owns the covered content.”

Source: How the ‘COPIED Act’ could make it unlawful to train AI using copyrighted material without permission…

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