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Microsoft, OpenAI hit with new lawsuit by authors over AI training - Vimarsana News

Microsoft, OpenAI hit with new lawsuit by authors over AI training

The lawsuit follows several others filed by fiction and nonfiction writers over the alleged use of their work to train AI programs.

Microsoft, OpenAI hit with lawsuit by authors over AI training - Vimarsana News

Microsoft, OpenAI hit with lawsuit by authors over AI training

OpenAI and Microsoft sued in federal court by nonfiction authors who accuse the companies of misusing their work

82 per cent of working professionals think they might lose jobs due to AI, report - Vimarsana News

82 per cent of working professionals think they might lose jobs due to AI, report

A recent study titled 'Future of the Skills Landscape 2024' by Hero Vired revealed that 82 per cent of working professionals fear losing their jobs to emerging technologies such as AI.

OpenAI's ChatGPT Will Now Know Licensed Global News Content, Thanks to Axel Springer - Vimarsana News

OpenAI's ChatGPT Will Now Know Licensed Global News Content, Thanks to Axel Springer

OpenAI partners with Axel Springer to train ChatGPT with global news content. OpenAI has reportedly announced a "first of its kind" partnership with Axel Springer, the Berlin-based publisher of magazines like Politico and Business Insider, to incorporate recent articles into OpenAI's popular AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT and train its generative AI models on the publisher's content.

Meta under fire for using copyrighted books for AI training despite its own lawyers' warnings - Vimarsana News

Meta under fire for using copyrighted books for AI training despite its own lawyers' warnings

Meta’s lawyers had warned it about the legal risks of using thousands of pirated books to train its AI models, but the company did it anyway, according to a new filing in a copyright infringement lawsuit.