Trump Opposes AI Copyright Payments, Favors China's Model | JQJO

Donald Trump, speaking at the AI Summit, argued against requiring AI companies to pay for copyrighted content used in training models. He advocated for "common sense" intellectual property rules, contrasting US regulations with China's less stringent approach. Trump's remarks oppose recent legislation demanding consent for content usage. The White House released an AI Action Plan prioritizing AI development and removing regulatory barriers, contrasting with Biden's safety-focused approach. The plan addresses deepfakes and national security risks but omits copyright concerns, leading to ongoing legal battles.