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OpenAI & The New York Times: A Wake-Up Call For Ethical Data Practices - Vimarsana News

OpenAI & The New York Times: A Wake-Up Call For Ethical Data Practices

In Silicon Valley, the AI race is leading companies, including OpenAI, to prioritize grabbing as much data as possible, often neglecting ethical considerations.

Source: forbes.com
Piracy – It's not just a seafaring pursuit these days - Vimarsana News

Piracy – It's not just a seafaring pursuit these days

Welcome to 2024—it’s surreal. Remember all the year 2000 hype and fears. We wondered what would happen to our computers as the millennium clock struck midnight. Would they self-destruct? Turn into expensive paperweights? What about things that really mattered? You know, nuclear warheads and their launch codes. Looking back now, it seems anticlimactic. I had…

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Opinion: Of all the copyright suits against AI companies, this could be the game-changer - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Of all the copyright suits against AI companies, this could be the game-changer

New York Times case against OpenAI and Microsoft could set an industry precedent.

The Times sued OpenAI. OpenAI says that isn't the whole story. - Columbia Journalism Review - Vimarsana News

The Times sued OpenAI. OpenAI says that isn't the whole story. - Columbia Journalism Review

In late December, the New York Times filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and its artificial-intelligence software ChatGPT. According to a Times story, the suit alleges that OpenAI used millions of Times articles to train “automated chatbots that now compete with the news outlet as a source of reliable information,” and in so doing has tried […]

Source: cjr.org
OpenAI says it is 'impossible' to train AI without using copyrighted works for free - Vimarsana News

OpenAI says it is 'impossible' to train AI without using copyrighted works for free

Companies such as The New York Times and authors like George RR Martin have sued OpenAI for using their text