OpenAI has announced a new AI model that demonstrates remarkable abilities in creative writing, according to CEO Sam Altman. This development highlights ongoing tensions between the tech sector and the creative industries over copyright issues, as AI models are trained on extensive data that often includes copyrighted material. Legal disputes have arisen, with lawsuits from notable figures addressing alleged copyright violations. In the UK, proposed legislation aims to allow AI companies to use copyrighted content for training, which has faced backlash from the creative community concerned about protecting their work and earnings.
This is the first time I have been really struck by something written by AI, suggesting a significant advancement in the company’s creative writing capabilities.
Altman's post was further proof that AI models were trained on copyright-protected material, raising ongoing concerns within the creative industries about copyright infringement.
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