A new report from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OECD) Global Partnership on AI (GPAI) studies the practices that organisations are using to collect and use data to train artificial intelligence (AI) systems and its implications on intellectual property (IP). In particular, the study focused on data scraping and its impact on a range of stakeholders in the AI ecosystem, including content creators and other rights holders; research institutions and academia; AI data aggregators; AI developers; and technology companies. The report proposes several policy approaches to address the identified challenges, from a voluntary code of conduct to standard technical solutions and contractual terms.
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