Generative artificial intelligence like ChatGPT and Dall-E and many more language models are being developed by leveraging the unlimited content on the internet. Every article that comes to mind, every news text, every social media post is offered to these models.In this way he gains the ability to react like a human by being trained.

In recent weeks, Twitter, led by Elon Musk, has imposed a daily Tweet viewing limit on each user to prevent artificial intelligence training. Now one of the world’s oldest and largest publishing houses. The New York Timesmade an important update to the Terms of Service.

The New York Times, with its own articles, does not want AI to be trained

The New York Times updated its Terms of Service on August 2. text, photos, images, audio and video prohibited its use in the “development of any software program, including but not limited to training any machine learning or artificial intelligence system”.

With this update, not only artificial intelligence systems, but also Using bots that pull content from websites forbidden.

OpenAI was started to give website owners flexibility in this regard:

OpenAI, which received similar complaints from many platforms, offered flexibility to the website owners in artificial intelligence training. Platform owners, now used for GPT language model development GPTBot search engine can be blocked had announced.