"Copyright Challenges Threaten OpenAI's AI Development and Industry Impact"

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Experts warn that popular artificial intelligence platforms, including language learning models (LLMs) and image-generating platforms, are struggling with issues of plagiarism, drawing from copyrighted content and prompting legal questions about responsibility. The parent company of ChatGPT, OpenAI, is facing a lawsuit from the New York Times for allegedly using copyrighted works. The problem is seen as "staggeringly difficult" to solve, with suggestions to use AI capabilities to counter plagiarism and automate copyright strikes for repeat offenders, but potential hindrance to AI development if transparency is enforced.
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