Australian IP owners expected to ‘heavily resist’ Google’s AI proposal

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Australian IP owners expected to ‘heavily resist’ Google’s AI proposal

Sam Sholli
August 24 2023
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The proposal that publishers proactively opt out of having their work mined by AI systems is unlikely to be welcomed or approved

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