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You're listening to TED Talks Daily, where we bring you new ideas to spark your curiosity every day.

I'm your host, Elise Hu. As a writer, I spend countless hours on the work I put out into the world.

And of course, I want to be credited for it. Bylines matter. That's why this talk by Ed Newton Rex hits close to home.

He's a generative AI expert, and he shares what he considers to be the dark side of

AI today.

AI models training on, or as he puts it, stealing unlicensed work by millions of creators.

He lays out his vision for a world where AI and creative industries can exist symbiotically. Coming up.

The technology and vision behind generative AI is amazing.

But stealing the work of the world's creators to

build it is not. There are three key things that AI companies need to build their models.

Three key resources. People, compute and data. That is, engineers to build the models, GPUs to run the training process,

and data to train the models on.

AI companies spend vast sums on the first two,

sometimes a million dollars per engineer,

and up to a billion dollars per model.

But they expect to take the third resource training data for free.

Right now, many AI companies train on creative work they haven't paid for or even ask permission

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