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Self-publishing platforms have seen an influx of content since ChatGPT became a popular tool for writers. And publishers face mounting pressure to crack down on A.I. content.
OpenAI’s latest offering, Copyright Shield, sees the firm promise to pay the legal costs for some ChatGPT users if they’re hit with copyright infringement lawsuits.
Grimes and CreateSafe partnered with the music platform Slip.stream to release over 200 GrimesAI songs to fans and creators.
Follow Suit Last month, a group of high profile authors announced they were suing ChatGPT-makers OpenAI for training its large language models (LLMS) on their books. John Grisham, a bestselling author known for his prolific output of legal thrillers, was one of the big names behid the lawsuit. And now, he's finally spoken out on […]
The lawsuit argues that copyright law principles don’t fall away simply because a company adorns its infringement with the words “AI” and that the current usage of copyright materials is “widespread and systematic infringement.”