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Danish media outlets have demanded Common Crawl remove copies of their articles from past datasets and stop crawling their websites immediately.
The request was issued amid growing outrage over how artificial intelligence companies like OpenAI are using copyrighted materials.
The New York Times made a similar request last year , prior to filing a lawsuit against OpenAI for using its work without permission.
Danish Rights Alliance has a notably hard-charging approach to AI and copyright issues.
The Danish media is remarkably organized in its fight against AI companies using media as training data without first licensing it.
If enough publishers and news outlets opt out of Common Crawl , it could have a significant impact on academic research.
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