Study suggests OpenAI isn't waiting for copyright exemption

Study suggests OpenAI isn't waiting for copyright exemption

: GPT-4o likely trained on O’Reilly books without permission, figures appear to show

An AI Watchdog accused OpenAI of using copyrighted books without permission

An artificial intelligence watchdog is accusing OpenAI of training its default ChatGPT model on copyrighted book content without permission. In a new paper published this week, the AI Disclosures Project alleges that OpenAI likely trained its GPT-4o model using non-public material from O’Reilly Media. The researchers used a legally obtained dataset of 34 copyrighted O’Reilly books and found that GPT-4o showed “strong recognition” of the company’…

ChatGPT not governed by Indian copyright law as data stored overseas: OpenAI to Delhi HC

The High Court was hearing a lawsuit by ANI alleging that the US-based artificial intelligence company used its content without permission to train ChatGPT.

Researchers suggest OpenAI trained AI models on paywalled O'Reilly books

A new study suggests that OpenAI used paywalled books from O'Reilly media without permission to train some of its more recent models.

A new study published by the AI Disclosures Project (a not-for-profit surveillance organisation of the AI) makes serious accusations against OpenAI. According to this research, the company would have gradually used non-public and non-licensed books to train its most sophisticated models of AI. Specifically, the study suggests that GPT-4o, the default model ... Read more The OpenAI article is this time accused of having trained its models on O-re…

OpenAI Wants To Bend Copyright Rules. Study Suggests It Isn’t Waiting For Permission - Data Intelligence

Tech textbook tycoon Tim O’Reilly claims OpenAI mined his publishing house’s copyright-protected tomes for training data and fed it all into its top-tier GPT-4o model without permission. This comes as the generative AI upstart faces lawsuits over its use of copyrighted material, allegedly without due consent or compensation, to train its GPT-family of neural networks. OpenAI denies any wrongdoing. O’Reilly (the man) is one of three authors of a …