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OpenAI’s GPT Store Is Triggering Copyright Complaints
Apr 5, 2024
Publisher claims chatbots in OpenAI's GPT Store were made from copyrighted textbooks. OpenAI faces potential complaints from rights holders. Danish alliance takes action against copyright violations in AI-generated content.
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- OpenAI's GPT Store faces copyright infringement issues with AI bots using copyrighted material without permission.
- AI developers need better tools for copyright detection and transparency to prevent copyright violations in the evolving AI ecosystem.
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AI Marketplace Filled with Copyright Violations
The podcast discusses the issue of copyright infringement in OpenAI's GPT store, where bespoke AI tools are created using copyrighted material without permission. Morton Blickfeld Anderson from Praxis, a Danish textbook company, is specifically targeting bots built on his employer's copyright-protected textbooks. Despite OpenAI's policies against using third-party content without permission, bots like Westeros Writer and Right like Stephen King are found to be tapping copyrighted material. Legal disputes and the challenge of identifying infringing bots highlight the complexities surrounding copyright violations on the AI platform.
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