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Newspaper New York Timesfiled a lawsuit this Wednesday against Microsoft and artificial intelligence (AI) company OpenAI for using their texts without permission to train their AI models. According
Newspaper New York Timesfiled a lawsuit this Wednesday against Microsoft and artificial intelligence (AI) company OpenAI for using their texts without permission to train their AI models.
According to media reports, millions of his articles were used to fine-tune the “chatbots” with which they are now forced to compete in the information sector..
“Via Microsoft’s Bing Chat (recently renamed Copilot) and Open AI’s ChatGPT responders They are eager to take advantage of huge investments from New York Times in your journalism, using it to create substitute products without permission or payment“,” says the lawsuit filed in Manhattan court.
The newspaper is not seeking specific financial compensation, but is seeking to hold defendants accountable for “billions of dollars” in damages and to destroy AI models that use information copyrighted by The New York Times.
As part of the claim Included are examples of various texts produced by GPT-4. (one of OpenAI’s products) which are almost indistinguishable from some of the research published in this environment.
They also show that Microsoft’s Bing search engine can be asked to copy entire paragraphs of news from the Times, requiring a subscription to read much of its content.
AI “chatbots” such as ChatGPT use massive amounts of text data to predict the most likely word in response to a question, thereby recreating human speech with amazing accuracy.
However, in many cases, all texts that are used to train the model, such as books or press articles, are protected by “copyright” and More and more authors and companies are demanding compensation for the use of their work..
Earlier this month, OpenAI, whose main investor is Microsoft, reached an agreement with Axel Springer, publisher of Politico, Business Insider or Bild, to use its content in exchange for a fee.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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