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AI backlash: 3 open ChatGPT tabs spark allegations of AI use for Stranger Things show
Read more: AI backlash: 3 open ChatGPT tabs spark allegations of AI use for Stranger Things showJust to show you how triggering AI usage can be, Internet sleuths are running wild almost conspiracy theories that the Duffer Brothers relied on ChatGPT when creating Stranger Things Season 5. What’s the evidence? Apparently, a shot from the documentary about Stranger Things showing 3 open ChatGPT tabs on the brower while one of the…
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AI copyright debate roils UK
Read more: AI copyright debate roils UKCountries seeking to become world leaders in AI development face a copyright dilemma: should it be copyright infringement to train AI models on large datasets consisting of copyrighted works? If so, what if AI other countries allow it and gain a competitive advantage in AI technology? Right now, the UK government is embroiled in a…
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UK musicians revolt at AI copyright proposal to allow training subject to authors’ opt out. Release Silent Album as protest.
Read more: UK musicians revolt at AI copyright proposal to allow training subject to authors’ opt out. Release Silent Album as protest.The AI backlash is in full bloom in the UK. The government entertained a proposal to allow AI training with copyrighted works, subject to authors’ ability to opt out. But that triggered a huge outcry of turning copyright on its head. Now, over 1,000 artists, including Annie Lennox, Kate Bush, and Billy Ocean, have released…
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OpenAI adds to PR team
Read more: OpenAI adds to PR teamAs first reported by Axios, OpenAI has added 3 new people to its PR department: (1) Liz Bourgeois, (2) Lindsay McCallum, and (3) Steve Sharpe. Smart move.
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Alliance Of Motion Picture And Television Producers (AMPTP) publicizes offer to writers on AI uses
Read more: Alliance Of Motion Picture And Television Producers (AMPTP) publicizes offer to writers on AI usesIn a controversial move, the Alliance Of Motion Picture And Television Producers (AMPTP) publicized the terms of its latest offer to the striking Hollywood writers. Critics argue that the public disclosure was an attempt to pressure the members who are on strike. Here’s the portion for the proposed provisions regarding AI use in Hollywood productions:
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New York Times blocks OpenAI from ingesting NYT content; mulls copyright lawsuit v. OpenAI
Read more: New York Times blocks OpenAI from ingesting NYT content; mulls copyright lawsuit v. OpenAIThe New York Times is considering filing a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI, according to NPR, which first reported the story on Aug. 16. OpenAI already faces two proposed class actions in copyright lawsuits. This comes amidst negotiations between the two companies that apparently reached an impasse over licensing content from NYT. OpenAI is still in…
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How backlash v. AI became like making a Target run
Read more: How backlash v. AI became like making a Target runTo quote the TikTok sound, “Basically, every other day we’re going to AI articles.” Of course, the potential risks posed by AI are newsworthy. Indeed, this entire website focuses on some of those risks. So, the WSJ is performing an invaluable service, with its coverage, even if much of it focuses on the negative aspects…
