Five Canadian News Media Companies Fled a Legal Action on Friday Against Chatgpt Owner Openai, Accusing The Artificial-Intelligence Company of regularly breaching copyright and online terra
The case is part of a wave of lawsuits against Openai and Other Tech Companies by Authors, Visual Artists, Music Publishers and other copyright Over data used to train generative aa system. Microsoft is Openai’s Major Backer.
In a statement, Torsstar, Postmedia, The Globe and Mail, The Canadian Press, And CBC/Radio-Canada Said Openai Was Scraping Large Swaths of Content to Develop Its PRODUECTS PRHOTTING PERHOTING PERMISST Compensating content owners.
“Journalism is in the public interest. Openai Using Other Companies’ Journalism for their Own Commercial Gain is not. It’s illegal,” They said.
A new york federal judge dismissed a lawsuit on nov. 7 Against Openai That Claimed It Misuned Articles from News Outlets Raw Story and Alternet.
In an 84-page statement of claim filed in ontario’s superior court of justice, the five canadian companies demanded damages from openai and a permanent injunction preventing it from using their material with
“Rather thank seek to obtain the information legal, Openai has elected to brazenly Misappropriate The News Media Companies’ Valuable Intellectual Property and Convert it for its owners Uses, without consent or considers, “They said in the filing.
“The news media companies have Never Received from Openai Any Form of Consideration, Including Payment, in Exchange for Openai’s Use of their works.”
In Response, Openai said its models was trained on publicly available data, ground in Fair Use and Related International Copyright Principles That Ware For Creators.
“We collaborate closely with news publishers, including in the display, attribution and links to their content in chatgpt search, and offer it thems to opt out what they so desire Email.
The Canadian News Companies’ Document did not mention microsoft. This month, Billionaire Elon Musk Expeded A Lawsuit Against Openai to Include Microsoft, Alleging the Two Companies Illlegally Sought to Monopolize the Market for Generative Ai and Sideline Competitors.
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