Lawyer Says Studio Ghibli Could Take Legal Action Against OpenAI
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OpenAI's ChatGPT has seen a surge in users generating images reminiscent of Hayao Miyazaki's iconic Studio Ghibli style, leading to a viral trend. This prompted OpenAI to impose restrictions, complicating user requests to create such imagery. This situation has reignited critical discussions about copyright law and the implications of generative AI technologies potentially infringing on the rights of artists. Experts suggest that Studio Ghibli could potentially pursue legal action against OpenAI under the Lanham Act for trademark infringement, especially concerning the use of their distinctive artistic style.
OpenAI could potentially face legal claims under the Lanham Act, as Ghibli could argue its identifiable style is being misused without permission, leading to consumer confusion.
The controversy over generative AI raises questions about copyright infringement, with experts debating whether studios like Ghibli can protect their distinctive artistic styles from unauthorized use.
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