Trump released the Copyright Bureau Director's day after he refused to train AI-Modelle from the rubber pipe, said Top Dem

• Representative Joe Morelle has deplored President Trump's withdrawal Shira Perlmutter as an unprecedented power that indicated that it was made after a report stating that AI companies sometimes violate copyright laws. Larger AI companies, such as the Openai, which Elon Musk brought together, face the alleged use of copyrighted materials with ongoing lawsuits in their model training.

Top democrat has named a recent shooting Shira Perlmutter, Director of the US Copyright Bureau, “brittle, grasping unprecedented power”.

In a press release, representative Joe Morelle said: “Donald Trump's Copyright Register for Copyright Register, Shira Permatter is a blatant, unprecedented grasping that has no legal basis. This is certainly no coincidence when he acted less than a day after he refused

“The register Perlmutter is a patriot and his term of office has run the 21st century Copyright Bureau, updating his actions and determining global standards at the intersection of AI and intellectual property,” he said in a statement, adding an action that violates the congress of one power and can risk the trillion-dollar industry.

In the statement, Morelle pointed out a newly issued draft from the US Copyright Bureau – the third part of the wider series – with the intersection of intellectual property and AI.

The document warns that AI companies should not assume that fair use automatically covers the training of copyrighted materials. However, this indicates that academic examination and critical investigation are permitted.

The report did not require government intervention, but it was noted that mass use of copyrighted work – especially through unauthorized access – may exceed the fair use limit.

The report stated that “the use of commercial use of huge copyrighted works for the production of expressive content, which competes with them in existing markets, especially if it is carried out through illegal access, exceeds the established fair use limit.”

Perlmutter has played a role since October 2020, during the first Trump administration, and has advised Congress on copyright policy.

The American Musicians' Union on Facebook on Facebook said This perlmutter shooting “Seriously damages the entire copyright community”.

The representatives of the White House did not immediately respond to the commentary request A treasure.

AI company copyright problems

Copyright problems have long been on Okas's leading AI companies, including Openai. The company is currently fighting for several lawsuits, accusing him of copyright violation while training AI models.

In December 2023, New York Times Digged Openai and Microsoft, accusing Chatgpt's unauthorized company and claiming that the models reproduce its content in large parts.

At the beginning of the same year, Getty Images filed stability AI – against a stable company – against an action in which they had taken over 12 million protected photographs and metadata to build their AI -image generation tools.

Recently, several technology companies and managers in the field have forced the Trump Administration to consider relaxing the restrictions on the intellectual property of training data.

In his recent “AI Action Plan”, the Openai USA called for the development of AI to codify the “Fair use” protection, demanding a copyright strategy that protects “American AI models from learning copyrighted materials.”

“There are so many AI start -ups in America, attract so many investments and have made so many research breakthroughs mainly because the fair use teaching promotes AI's development,” Openai wrote.

Musk, who runs the AI ​​behind the Grok, has also supported the intellectual property looser approach.

Last month in the XI post, Musk threw his weight behind a statement by Jack Dorsey, a co-founder of Twitter (now X), saying, “Delete all IP laws.” Musk said in the answer, “I agree.”

This story was originally reflected on Fortune.com