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Exclusive | Bannon, top conservatives urge White House to reject Big Tech’s ‘fair use’ push to justify AI copyright theft: ‘Un-American and absurd’

Conservative figures urge the White House to reject a broad fair use defense for AI training, framing it as a threat to creators and national interests.
The letter argues fair use would undercut U.S. innovation by allowing unlicensed data use in AI development.
Attorneys general and policy officials are targeted to intervene as part of the push against fair use for AI training.
The letter cites economic value of copyright industries as a reason to resist unlicensed AI training.
The Post notes the broader AI policy debate, including licensing deals and lawsuits in the industry.
The letter highlights national security implications of unlicensed AI content, citing frivolous uses like pirated characters and erotic chatbots.
The letter references past licensing deals and court cases as context for the ongoing debate over AI training rights.
The piece notes the exclusivity of the letter obtained by The Post and its place in a heated policy divide.
Conservatives call for competing and winning the AI race 'the American way' by protecting creators and communities.

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