'While Japan lacks its own homegrown AI giants, some tech companies are drawn to the market for another reason: the country’s copyright law which critics say allows widespread use of copyrighted images and other materials for commercial purposes to train AI models without seeking permission.'
https://www.ft.com/content/f9e7f628-4048-457e-b064-68e0eeea1e39
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2024-07-22 07:17:00
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