Authors demand credit and compensation from AI companies using their work without permission | OpenAI, Alphabet, and Meta have been called out::The letter, published by professional writers’ organization The Authors Guild, is addressed to the bosses of OpenAI, Alphabet, Meta, Stability AI, IBM, and Microsoft. It calls out…
Yes, but you are liable for damages in having pirated it.
Sure, if someone can show that you did.
Based on my own experimentation, ChatGPT knows facts about the Harry Potter novels, but it does not recite the text of them when asked to do so. Does it contain a pirated copy of them? I can’t tell. Maybe it just reads a lot of open-source fanfic off AO3.
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Sure, if someone can show that you did.
Based on my own experimentation, ChatGPT knows facts about the Harry Potter novels, but it does not recite the text of them when asked to do so. Does it contain a pirated copy of them? I can’t tell. Maybe it just reads a lot of open-source fanfic off AO3.
I’m starting to realize several people in this thread don’t understand how subpoenas work.