ChatGPT continues to stir controversy more than a year after its launch. Newspaper New York Times filed a lawsuit against Microsoft And OpenAI due to alleged copyright infringement journalists.
The complaint alleges that both tech companies will use millions of media articles without permission to train the artificial intelligence (AI) systems that shape the popular chatbot, as well as other products such as: copilot.
The respected New York newspaper does not specify an exact amount, but assures that “illegal copying and use of works of unique value” can result in the payment of “billions of dollars in legal and actual damages.”
Vehicles Generative AI Platforms like ChatGPT have the ability to simulate a conversation and answer questions that users ask them, as well as create images, videos or audio. This is possible because they are trained with large volumes of data extracted from it. Internet, most without any permission. These automated chatbots are now competing with the media as a source of information. information Trustworthy.
legal battle
New York Times first great media The United States chose to file a lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI in its defense. Copyright is related to its content. His movement opens a new front in the legal struggle already supported by writers and graphic artists.
The same concern has led to the following situation: European Union (EU) encourage regulation Forces productive AI systems to disclose whether they use protected materials Copyright.