Google has urged the U.S. government to create federal legislation that fosters AI innovation while ensuring privacy and security. The company stresses the need for a unified framework to address the challenges developers face regarding AI model usage. Additionally, Google seeks to secure the right to train AI models on publicly available data, emphasizing the importance of fair use exceptions.
Concerns have been raised about federal funding cuts and export controls that could hinder AI development. Google argues that balanced export regulations are necessary to protect national security while promoting U.S. economic interests. The company also critiques proposed disclosure requirements, claiming they could obstruct AI technology's progress.
• Google calls for federal legislation to support AI innovation and privacy.
• Concerns raised over funding cuts and export controls affecting AI development.
AI models refer to algorithms that process data to perform tasks like prediction or classification.
Fair use allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission, crucial for AI training.
Export controls are regulations that restrict the export of certain technologies for national security.
Google is a leading tech company advocating for looser regulations to enhance AI innovation.
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