Sharp Tech with Ben Thompson The New York Times Sues OpenAI, Napster History vs. ChatGPT Future, Copyright Enforcement at the Aggregator Level
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Jan 8, 2024 The New York Times sues OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement, comparing it to previous cases involving Google and Napster. The podcast explores the question of capability versus criminality, discusses the impact of OpenAI on the media industry, and delves into automated enforcement of copyright infringement. It also examines the potential consequences of legal action on large language models and the use of AI in law.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Balance Between Technology and the Human Element in Sports
01:40 • 6min
The Lawsuit: Copyright Infringement and Fair Use
07:46 • 12min
Exploring the Broader Question of Capability and Criminality
19:23 • 2min
Copyright Infringement: The Case of Napster
21:10 • 14min
The Impact of OpenAI and the Debate on Copyright Violations
34:52 • 17min
Automated Enforcement of Copyright Infringement
51:29 • 12min
Legal Action on LLMs, AI in Law, and Excitement for the New Year
01:03:16 • 2min