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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…
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Authors Guild Letter seeks compensation from AI companies for using authors’ writings in AI
Read more: Authors Guild Letter seeks compensation from AI companies for using authors’ writings in AIThe Authors Guild published an open letter demanding from AI companies fair compensation for the unlicensed use of their members’ writings to train AI and generate output.
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Robbed by Robots? The backlash over AI’s ingestion of people’s content without consent
Read more: Robbed by Robots? The backlash over AI’s ingestion of people’s content without consentAs three new proposed class action lawsuits were filed this week against Alphabet, Meta, and OpenAI, adding to the list of 11 lawsuits against AI, the media reports of the backlash against the training of AI with databases consisting of billions of data, including people’s online content scraped from the Internet, ranging from their artistic…