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A group of researchers, academics, and hackers are trying to make it easier to break AI companies' terms of service to conduct “good faith research” that exposes biases, inaccuracies, and training data without fear of being sued.
The government is considering an exemption to U.S. copyright law that would allow people to break technical protection measures and digital rights management ( DRM ) on AI systems to learn more about how they work, probe them for bias, discrimination, harmful and inaccurate outputs.
Hacking Policy Council is pushing for an exemption to the copyright office.
The exemption would not stop companies from trying to prevent this type of research, but it would protect researchers who violate terms of service to do so.
The DVD Copy Control Association , a group that represents major movie studios and one of the pioneers of DRM , is also against the exemption.
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