Via Spokesman, More on the large news lawsuit against large Altman models.
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The news organizations allege OpenAI is stealing and distorting their copyrighted works, inhibiting their ability to sell their original journalism while also providing ChatGPT users reporting that’s often inaccurate. They have been joined by the Authors Guild, and a litany of bestselling writers are also parties in the complex litigation. OpenAI has admitted a growing number of readers are turning to ChatGPT for news, rather than directly to the journalists who gather it.
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Copyright theft is the biggest and simplest crime. Stealing the work and distorting it so the reader thinks the original source told a lie is more complicated, probably a form of libel, though I don’t know the law.
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Earlier this year, Open AI put forward Vincent “Vinnie” Monaco as the go-to authority on all matters relating to Project Giraffe, an internal operation purportedly designed to limit large language models, or LLMs, from regurgitating copyrighted works. Judge Wang found in January that he was horribly unprepared for his first deposition, unable to answer basic questions, and ordered him to sit for another in April.
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Judge: All right, Mr Monaco, what do you say in answer to the charges?
Vinnie: Dese joinalists tink we got regoibelatas.
Judge: We have WHAT?
Vinnie: Regoibelatas. We don’t got no regoibelatas. Da Chinese models got regoibelatas. Dey got single jernts in deir output nodes so deir eyes, I mean deir output, is slanted. We got double jernts so our output is flat. Like da giraffe’s neck is double-jernted. Capish?
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Footnote: My source is moah fum dis old detective show dan fum da movie.
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