December 21, 2024

French CSPLA Report Highlights AI Regulation: Transparency and Copyright Compliance in Focus

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The CSPLA (French High Council for Literary and Artistic Property) report provides a comprehensive analysis of the transparency obligation imposed by the European regulation on artificial intelligence (AI).
The report proposes guidelines and a template for the summary that AI model providers must make available to the public, as required by the regulation.
The report acknowledges the importance of data and content as strategic inputs for AI innovation, but also stresses the need to ensure the respect of the rights and interests of authors, performers, and other right holders, as well as the values and rights of the EU.
The report suggests two possible ways to facilitate the exchange of information and the resolution of disputes between the right holders and the AI model providers, without prejudice to judicial actions: a direct dialogue and a complaint procedure.
The report has important implications for the industry and the public, as it sets out clear and reasonable expectations for the AI model providers regarding the transparency of data use and the respect of copyright and related rights.
The report also contributes to the development of a trustworthy and human-centric AI framework in the EU, which could enhance the competitiveness and the innovation potential of the European actors in this field.

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