ChatGPT Strikes a Sour Note with German Musicians
Munich court found OpenAI used parts of nine German songs without licences, ordering damages; GEMA calls it Europe’s first landmark AI copyright ruling.
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OpenAI violated copyright law, German court rules
ChatGPT creator OpenAI violated Germany's national copyright laws, according to a court in Munich.GEMA, a German music rights group, filed a lawsuit against OpenAI last November claiming that the AI company illegally trained its AI models on popular music without consent from the rights holders.This week a German court ruled in favor of GEMA and ordered OpenAI to pay an undisclosed sum in damages.“We disagree with the ruling and are considering …
Chat-GPT violates the copyrights of artists. The Munich verdict must be followed by a discussion about intellectual property in the AI age – and a contemporary law.
OpenAI Loses Copyright Lawsuit in Germany Over Music Training Data
OpenAI has been amongst all sorts of controversy lately and facing a lot of lawsuits, some for ChatGPT and some for training its AI model on publicly available content. Speaking of the latter, a Munich court has ruled that ChatGPT creator OpenAI violated Germany’s national copyright laws by training its AI models on copyrighted music […]
German court rules ChatGPT violated copyright over song lyrics
A regional court in Munich has ruled that OpenAI’s ChatGPT violated German copyright laws by training its language models on protected song lyrics without permission, The Guardian reports. The ruling, described by creative industry advocates as a landmark European decision, sided with Germany’s music rights society, GEMA, which filed the case in November 2024. The lawsuit was centered on nine popular German hit songs, including Herbert Grönemeye…
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