The BBC seems quite far along in negotiations with Big Tech groups about granting access to its archives for AI training purposes in parallel with its own development of AI for its operations.
The (qualified) good news is the BBC archives offer relatively(!) unbiased training content for AI modules (although some would disagree that they are unbiased).
This also looks like the early days of IPlayer, might the BBC produce a signfincatly different (open source?) #AI
#artificialintelligence
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