Government wants agreement with media to train AI
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Government wants agreement with media to train AI

Correio da Manhã8 September 2026 at 01:30

The Portuguese Government aims to reach an agreement with the media for the training of artificial intelligence systems. The executive wants to start conversations shortly with communication companies on this matter. The objective would be to establish a collaboration framework between the technology sector and the media, possibly to regulate the use of journalistic content in the development of AI systems. The conversations aim to find a balance between the training needs of artificial intelligence technologies and the rights of the media.

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