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Copyright group takes down Dutch language AI dataset

Posted on August 13, 2024 by Dissent

Reuters reports:

Dutch-based copyright enforcement group BREIN has taken down a large language dataset that was being offered for use in training AI models, the organization said on Tuesday.

The dataset included information collected without permission from tens of thousands of books, news sites, and Dutch language subtitles harvested from “countless” films and TV series, BREIN said in a statement.

Director Bastiaan van Ramshorst told Reuters it was not clear whether or how widely the dataset may already have been used by AI companies.

Read more at Reuters.

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