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San Altman-run OpenAI and Microsoft have been hit by another class-action lawsuit by book authors, who alleged that the company "simply stole" their copyrighted works to help "build a billion-dollar artificial intelligence ...

Artificial intelligence, disinformation, and the effects of drones on warfare are some important topics that the Bulletin covered in 2023.

This article discusses the New York Times legal suit against Microsoft and OpenAI on copyright concerns and using generative AI to train their large language models on. This is a historical case and we need more AI ethical guard rails and leadership.

From cases involving the use of a celebrity photograph, animated dancing video game characters, to artificial intelligence (AI) infringement inquiries, the number and type of matters copyright touches is seemingly infinite. The following highlights some of the top copyright decisions of 2023.

WIRED spoke with employees at Business Insider, one of the outlets owned by Axel Springer, which just struck a significant deal with OpenAI.

The Authors Guild and 17 authors said OpenAI illegally used copyrighted books to train large language models, the latest lawsuit against the generative AI company.

Kaira Rouda, the wife of former local Congressman Harley Rouda (2019-21), wrote this Leader Board for the Business Journal.

Artificial intelligence software and services firm Veritone Inc. (Nasdaq: VERI), which counts its main hub in Orange County, has joined an initiative from Amazon aimed at making sure the developing, cutting-edge technology is used responsibly.

The Authors Guild and other artists’ groups say that it's unfair to train AI algorithms on their work without permission. Tech companies generally argue that it counts as “fair use.”

On the first anniversary of ChatGPT's November 30, 2022 release, let’s take a look back on the year of OpenAI that brought us here.