Down Round The New York Times vs OpenAI: Whoever wins, we lose
Jan 9, 2024
The podcast discusses the recent lawsuit between the New York Times and OpenAI over copyright infringement. It explores the impact of AI on the future of content and journalism, comparing how AI and humans consume information. OpenAI's response and collaboration with news organizations is also discussed, along with the financial implications of hiring lawyers. The concept of AI gatekeepers and its disruption in the news industry is explored, highlighting the parallel between Google and OpenAI.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Copyright and the Clash Between OpenAI and The New York Times
02:03 • 18min
Comparing Humans and AI in Consuming Information
20:02 • 2min
OpenAI's Response to New York Times Argument on Chat JPT
21:46 • 12min
Discussion on Mistral AI and the EU's AI regulations
33:42 • 2min
The Financial Implications of Hiring Lawyers
35:33 • 16min
Gatekeepers and the Future of News
51:13 • 4min
The Parallel Between Google and OpenAI
55:39 • 3min