Authors Sue ChatGPT-Maker OpenAI, for Mass Copyright Infringement.
Associated Press reports that 17 authors
have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI
for "systemic theft on a mass scale.".
The authors, including John Grisham, Jodi Picoult and
George R.R. Martin, claim the artificial intelligence
program uses their work without permission.
The authors, including John Grisham, Jodi Picoult and
George R.R. Martin, claim the artificial intelligence
program uses their work without permission.
The authors, including John Grisham, Jodi Picoult and
George R.R. Martin, claim the artificial intelligence
program uses their work without permission.
According to papers filed on September 19, the authors
call ChatGPT a "massive commercial enterprise"
that relies upon "systematic theft on a mass scale.".
It is imperative that we stop this
theft in its tracks or we will destroy
our incredible literary culture,
which feeds many other
creative industries in the U.S, Mary Rasenberger, Authors Guild CEO, via Associated Press.
Great books are generally written
by those who spend their careers
and, indeed, their lives, learning
and perfecting their crafts. , Mary Rasenberger, Authors Guild CEO, via Associated Press.
To preserve our literature,
authors must have the ability
to control if and how their
works are used by generative AI, Mary Rasenberger, Authors Guild CEO, via Associated Press.
In response, OpenAI released a statement on
September 20, saying that the company respects , "the rights of writers and authors, and believe
they should benefit from AI technology.".
In response, OpenAI released a statement on
September 20, saying that the company respects , "the rights of writers and authors, and believe
they should benefit from AI technology.".
We’re having productive
conversations with many creators
around the world, including the
Authors Guild, and have been
working cooperatively to understand
and discuss their concerns about AI. , OpenAI, Statement, via Associated Press.
AP reports that several other authors, including Michael
Chabon and David Henry Hwang, also filed suit against
OpenAI for "clear infringement of intellectual property.".
AP reports that several other authors, including Michael
Chabon and David Henry Hwang, also filed suit against
OpenAI for "clear infringement of intellectual property.".
AP reports that several other authors, including Michael
Chabon and David Henry Hwang, also filed suit against
OpenAI for "clear infringement of intellectual property."