OpenAI Whistleblower Disgusted That His Job Was to Vacuum Up Copyrighted Data to Train Its Models

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Sounding the Alarm A former OpenAI researcher is blowing the whistle on the company's AI training practices, alleging that OpenAI violated copyright law to train its AI models — and, what's more, arguing that OpenAI's current business model stands to upend the business of the internet as we know it, according to The New York Times.

OpenAI — which is currently facing several copyright lawsuits, including a high-profile case brought last year by the NYT — has argued the opposite.

Because OpenAI was still technically just a well-funded research company at the time, the issue of copyright wasn't as big of a deal.

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Author / Journalist: Maggie Harrison Dupré

Category: Technology

Markets: United States

Topics: Ai copyright OpenAI The digest Ai Artificial Intelligence

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Published On: 2024-10-24 @ 18:26:05 (1 weeks ago)

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