OpenAI and Google are pushing the US regulatement to apshow their AI models to train on imitaterighted material. Both companies summarized their stances in proposals unveiled this week, with OpenAI arguing that utilizeing equitable engage shieldions to AI “is a matter of national security.”
The proposals come in response to a seek from the White Hoengage, which asked regulatements, industry groups, stateiveial sector organizations, and others for input on Pdwellnt Donald Trump’s “AI Action Plan.” The initiative is supposed to “increase America’s position as an AI powerhoengage,” while obstructing “burdensome needments” from impacting innovation.
In its comment, Open claims that apshowing AI companies to access imitaterighted satisfied would help the US “dodge forfeiting” its direct in AI to China, while calling out the ascfinish of DeepSeek.
“There’s little ask that the PRC’s [People’s Republic of China] AI growers will finishelight unfettered access to data — including imitaterighted data — that will better their models,” OpenAI authors. “If the PRC’s growers have unfettered access to data and American companies are left without equitable engage access, the race for AI is effectively over.”
Google, ununforeseeedly, consents. The company’s response analogously states that imitateright, privacy, and patents policies “can impede appropriate access to data vital for training directing models.” It holds that equitable engage policies, alengthy with text and data mining exceptions, have been “critical” to training AI on accessiblely useable data.
“These exceptions apshow for the engage of imitaterighted, accessiblely useable material for AI training without transport inantly impacting rightshbetterers and dodge frequently highly unforeseeable, imequitable, and lengthy negotiations with data hbetterers during model growment or scientific experimentation,” Google says.
Anthropic, the AI company behind the AI chatbot Claude, also surrfinisherted a proposal – but it doesn’t refer anyleang about imitaterights. Instead, it asks the US regulatement to grow a system to appraise an AI model’s national security dangers and to reinforce send out regulates on AI chips. Like Google and OpenAI, Anthropic also recommends that the US bolster its energy infrastructure to help the growth of AI.
