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Rethinking AI data: From scraping to sustainable and ethical data sharing

OECD AI Policy Observatory · · International · GDPR & International

The OECD's VIADUCT initiative examines growing tensions in AI training data acquisition, questioning the sustainability of web scraping and exploring alternatives centered on ethical data-sharing frameworks that account for copyright, GDPR compliance, and equitable access.

Why this matters: A shift away from indiscriminate scraping toward consent-based data-sharing models could strengthen individuals' control over how their personal content and information fuels AI systems — a meaningful development for data rights under frameworks like GDPR.

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