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Companies like OpenAI and Midjourney have opened Pandora's box, opening them up to considerable legal trouble, by training their chatbots on the vastness of the internet, while largely turning a blind eye to copyright. As scientist and author Gary Marcus and film industry concept artist Reid Southen, who has worked on several major films for […]
It also fires back at the New York Times' copyright lawsuit. It's being misleading on both counts.
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT and DALL-E, has claimed that developing A.I. would be "impossible" without using copyrighted material.
Midjourney and Dall-E-3 can now instantly create near replicas of trademarked characters with simple text prompts, according to a recent study.
OpenAI has published a public response to The New York Times' lawsuit against it over copyright, claiming that the case is without merit.