Artificial intelligence-focused technologies, especially in recent years, related to texts began to be used effectively in business. For example, we can create this article in seconds using ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence tool from Open AI. As such, the authors inevitably benefit from the evolving technologies. they are disturbed. After all, tools like ChatGPT can put people out of business.

But artificial intelligence did not become this in a day. Companies like Open AI, Meta and Google, machine learning They fought for months. Now there is an important development in this field. Famous authors Sarah Silverman, Christopher Golden and Richard Kadrey have sued Meta with Open AI. The lawsuit is based on the fact that Open AI’s ChatGPT and Meta’s LLaMA are both via books by the aforementioned authors. was probably trained. The authors claim that their books are already available on the internet via torrent and that Open AI and Meta may have accessed the books through these channels.

The ability of artificial intelligence to extract abstracts for works qualifies as copyright

According to the authors, ChatGPT’s ability to create summaries of works is, copyright infringement resources. Meta’s LLaMA is reportedly trained directly through books. The indictment, which is included in the court documents, states that a work may only be used for other purposes if the owner gives permission. All three authors believe their works are used for artificial intelligence technologies. they don’t allow it they say.

Any comments on the subject from the Open AI and Meta front no explanation came. However, it is possible to say that this happens often in the artificial intelligence industry. This does not only apply to text-oriented tools. Visually oriented AI tools are also common copyright lawsuits they appear with. In the future, such cases there will be much more apparently.