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jabberwocking.com
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| | | | | The New York Times is suing Microsoft and OpenAI for training their AI software on Times stories: In a complaint filed Wednesday, the Times said the technology companies exploited its content without permission to create their AI products, including OpenAIs humanlike chatbot ChatGPT and Microsofts Copilot. The tools were trained on millions of pieces of Times content, the suit said, and | |
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mjtsai.com
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opensource.net
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| | | | | Generative AI models are typically trained on vast datasets, often comprising billions of works scraped from the internet. Many policymakers, particularly in Europe under the proposed AI Act, are pushing for mandatory disclosure of copyrighted works used in training datasets. | |
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coryd.dev
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| | | AI companies are crawling the open web to, ostensibly, improve the quality of their models and products. This process is extractive and accrues the benefit to said companies, not the owners of sites both small and large. | ||
