South Korean creator and copyright groups issued a joint statement rejecting the “Korea AI Action Plan” released by the Presidential Council on National Artificial Intelligence Strategy, warning it could allow AI companies to use copyrighted works “without legal uncertainty” and, in practice, without paying.
The groups — spanning literature, broadcasting, screenwriting, music, choreography and visual arts — said Tuesday they cannot accept what they described as a “use first, pay later” policy direction.
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