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On September 6, OpenAI faced its second invasion of privacy lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Northern California, for allegedly stealing private information from millions of internet users.

Companies like Meta and Bloomberg draw upon a database of 191,000 books to train the tools. Local writers aren’t happy, and lawsuits are in the works.

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) programs, like Dall-E and ChatGPT, seem to be all the rage right now. Tech companies big and small are now racing to come up with the next big...

Artists demanded AI regulation at an FTC roundtable, saying 'consent, credit, control and compensation' is crucial.

Gayle King is the latest celebrity to warn fans about AI after a scammy company used her voice and likeness to promote a product.

The 12-year CEO of the United Kingdom's trade union for writers, illustrators, and translators, announces a coming retirement in April.

Last summer, in the midst of frenetic preparations for my daughter’s wedding, I learned about the passing of a precious woman, Emma Elisabet “Lisa” Blomdahl. I wanted to write a …

As tech companies begin to monetize generative AI, the creators on whose work it is trained are asking for their fair share. But so far no one can...

The recent class-action lawsuit against OpenAI, led by the Authors Guild and a group of authors, is a watershed moment for the AI industry. It raises critical questions about ethics, intellectual property and the future of machine learning technologies like Chat GPT. As someone who has spent years in the

The Authors Guild pens an open letter to AI leaders asking them to compensate writers for using their work to train AI.