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FROM THE AI WORLD
As 2023 wrapped up, The New York Times lit a firework in the AI world with an important lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft. They're accusing OpenAI of using their content without permission to train AI models, and they're not just demanding monetary compensation: they want the AI models and data gone for good. This is part of a growing trend where content creators challenge AI companies in court.
The case is massive because The New York Times has a ton of content supposedly used to train GPT-4. They've even shown examples where ChatGPT spits stuff almost identical to their articles. In the grand scheme, this lawsuit could really shake things up. It's all pretty uncertain, with laws and court decisions trying to catch up with the fast-moving tech. For AI companies, figuring out what's safe to use for training will be a very delicate matter.
Whatever happens with this case will have significant ripple effects โ it could define who gets to train AI and how much it'll cost.
The NY Times vs Open AI
The conflict is intensifying and it seeks the destruction of all Open AI's LLM models and training data, as well as a halt to unlicensed training on The Time's articles.
CLEARBOX AI
La Stampa: AI means development
CEO Shalini brings Clearbox's journey to one of the most important Italian newspapers, highlighting tech and AI potential in the country. (Lang: ๐ฎ๐น)
BLOG POST
Can AI work with little data?
In this battling over data for AI, the question if this technology can work with scarce data seems reasonable. Surprisingly, the answer is yes.
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