NZ copyright law review targets AI training and creator compensation
New Zealand is reviewing copyright laws as AI training raises questions about fair use and author payments.
A New Zealand copyright law review is examining how AI training interacts with copyright protections and creator compensation. The review comes as courts in other jurisdictions have ruled on whether book scanning for AI training constitutes fair use, raising questions about what protections should apply to New Zealand authors.
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NZ copyright law review targets AI training and creator compensation
Comment: Anthropic paid $1.5b over pirated books, yet US courts ruled book scanning is 'fair use'. What does this mean for NZ authors? The post NZ copyright law review targets AI training and creator compensation appeared first on Newsroom .