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OpenAI Acknowledges Dependence on Copyrighted Material for AI Models

OpenAI acknowledges the necessity of using copyrighted material in developing AI tools like ChatGPT, stating that it would be "impossible" to create such models without it. The company argues that copyright law does not prohibit the training of AI models with such material, citing fair use as a legal principle that permits limited use of copyrighted content under specific circumstances. This statement comes in the midst of a lawsuit filed by The New York Times against OpenAI and Microsoft, with OpenAI defending its use of publicly available materials as fair use and essential for innovation in AI.

2 years ago•Source: Ars Technica

AI Image Generators: Creating Copyrighted Character Replicas with Simple Prompts

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AI Image Generators: Creating Copyrighted Character Replicas with Simple Prompts

AI researchers found that generative AI models can produce near replicas of trademarked characters with simple text prompts, raising concerns about potential copyright infringement. The study revealed that models like Midjourney and Dall-E 3 could generate recognizable images of characters from popular franchises with brief or indirect prompts, highlighting the challenge of verifying copyright infringement in AI-generated content. The authors suggested potential solutions such as filtering out copyrighted works from training data and providing sources for generated images to address this issue.

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