Strict ChatGPT copyright rules are being demanded by German content creators
OpenAI released ChatGPT last November without worrying too much about user privacy, copyright, or accuracy implications. But we’re starting to see more users and regulators realize that generative AI tech needs oversight on all these matters. The latest move comes from a large group of content creators from Germany who are worried about ChatGPT's potential copyright infringement.
More than 140,000 authors and performers urged the European Union on Wednesday to beef up draft artificial intelligence (AI) rules and include stronger copyright protections.
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