印度寻求在培训数据方面法律冲突不断加剧的情况下制定全球AI版权规则。 India seeks global AI copyright rules amid rising legal conflicts over training data.

印度正在推动制定全球规则, 防止AI侵犯创作者的版权, India is pushing for global rules to prevent AI from infringing on creators' copyrights, as rising lawsuits challenge AI training on copyrighted material. 联盟部长Ashwini Vaishnaw强调,需要国际合作和技术法律解决方案,平衡创新与知识产权保护。 Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw stressed the need for international cooperation and techno-legal solutions to balance innovation with IP protection. 在新德里的一次首脑会议上,产业领袖和官员们着重指出了AI开发与内容创作者之间日益紧张的关系,并列举了《纽约时报》诉OpenAI等案件。 At a summit in New Delhi, industry leaders and officials highlighted the growing tension between AI development and content creators, citing cases like The New York Times v. OpenAI. 印度计划通过在中小学和学院开设AVGC实验室来推动其创意经济,目的是到2030年培训近200万专业人员。 India plans to boost its creative economy by launching AVGC labs in schools and colleges, aiming to train nearly 2 million professionals by 2030. 专家们强调,强有力的知识产权法和负责任的人工智能使用对于在人工智能时代保持创造力和投资至关重要。 Experts emphasize that strong IP laws and responsible AI use are essential for sustaining creativity and investment in the AI era.