Authors versus AI and the risks to government public sector push
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The article raises concerns about New Zealand's government using AI in the public sector without clear rules to protect creators' intellectual property, suggesting this could lead to legal and financial risks. It highlights warnings from experts and creators, pointing to global lawsuits and urging the government to support fair pay for local artists instead of relying on tech companies facing legal challenges. While it emphasizes potential dangers and ethical questions, it doesn’t clarify how New Zealand’s laws actually compare to those in other countries.
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