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Windows Thinks Copilot is Key - DTNS 4678
Jan 4, 2024
Guests Sarah Lane, Robb Dunewood, Justin Robert Young, Roger Chang, and Joe discuss topics such as the lawsuit between OpenAI and NY Times, Google's move towards cookie-less browsing, and Microsoft adding a dedicated key for Copilot.
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- Open AI is facing a lawsuit from the New York Times for allegedly infringing copyright, highlighting the need to negotiate licensing agreements and determine standards for content usage.
- Google is testing its privacy-focused cookie-blocking technology, raising concerns within the online ad industry and emphasizing its commitment to user privacy.
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Open AI faces lawsuit from New York Times over copyright infringement
Open AI is facing a lawsuit from the New York Times for allegedly infringing copyright by using Times content to train its large language models. The lawsuit claims that Open AI models can generate output that closely summarizes and mimics Times content, causing potential brand reputational damage. The Times seeks billions of dollars in statutory and actual damages. The lawsuit is seen as a move to negotiate licensing agreements and determine standards for content usage. Open AI has faced similar lawsuits from other writers and authors in the past.
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