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The tech industry can't agree on what open source AI means. That's a problem. - Vimarsana News

The tech industry can't agree on what open source AI means. That's a problem.

The tech industry can’t agree on what open source AI means. That’s a problem.

More news organizations are suing OpenAI for copyright infringement - Vimarsana News

More news organizations are suing OpenAI for copyright infringement

News organizations The Intercept, Raw Story, and AlterNet have joined the growing number of organizations suing OpenAI for copyright infringement.

Can Robots.txt Files Really Stop AI Crawlers? - Vimarsana News

Can Robots.txt Files Really Stop AI Crawlers?

In the high-stakes world of AI, "The fundamental agreement behind robots.txt [files], and the web as a whole — which for so long amounted to 'everybody just be cool' — may not be able to keep up..." argues the Verge: For many publishers and platforms, having their data crawled for train...

White Paper: How the Pervasive Copying of Expressive Works to Train and Fuel Generative Artificial Intelligence Systems Is Copyright Infringement And Not a Fair Use - Vimarsana News

White Paper: How the Pervasive Copying of Expressive Works to Train and Fuel Generative Artificial Intelligence Systems Is Copyright Infringement And Not a Fair Use

The News/Media Alliance has produced a White Paper, “How the Pervasive Copying of Expressive Works to Train And Fuel Generative Artificial Intelligence Systems Is Copyright Infringement and Not a Fair Use.”

With the rise of AI, web crawlers are suddenly controversial - Vimarsana News

With the rise of AI, web crawlers are suddenly controversial

For decades, a humble text file governed the behavior of web scrapers. But as the AI industry grows, the social contract of robots.txt is falling apart.