In the copyright lawsuit between OpenAI and The New York Times, the artificial intelligence company accused The New York Times of hacking the chat bot.
OpenAI’s signature big language model ChatGPT, was one of the first popular examples of generative artificial intelligence. Many resources were used to train such a large language model. The New York Times, went to court on the grounds that his articles were used without permission. In its defense in court, OpenAI accused NYT of “hacking” by manipulating its systems.
“It does not meet journalistic standards”
OpenAI While denying these allegations, he argued that the newspaper’s allegations did not comply with general journalistic standards. OpenAI says that the Times applied commands to manipulate the chat bot and that this constitutes a violation of the terms of use. While OpenAI argues that they have not committed any copyright infringement NYT He claimed that the OpenAI model caused them billions of dollars of damage.
The New York Times They rejected the allegations that they manipulated the system and said that they obtained the data by using the application within its legal limits. If OpenAI alanguage use He is confident that his defenses will be accepted by the court. Technically, the case becomes more complex as the two sides present mutual arguments.
On the other hand, this case technology giants and content producers It is not the first case between The issue of copyright of texts, images and other materials used in the training of artificial intelligence has been a matter of debate for a long time. Until a definitive decision is made on this issue, these discussions seem to hold more water.
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