Perhaps the writers will be able to collect the necessary evidence.
A court in California has begun examining claims by a group of writers against the chatbot ChatGPT and its developer, OpenAI. The writers accused the ChatGPT developers of copyright infringement, unjust enrichment and other violations.
So far, writes ArsTechnica, the court has chosen to side with the ChatGPT developers. Judge Araceli Martinez-Holguin found that most of the plaintiffs’ claims against the chatbot developers should be dismissed.
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According to the judge’s conclusion, the plaintiffs failed to provide evidence for most of their claims. Martinez-Holguin allowed the merits of only one claim: that the authors of ChatGPT used the work of writers to train AI without the authors’ permission.
However, the plaintiffs had the opportunity to collect the necessary evidence and again try to bring charges against OpenAI. A month has been allocated for preparing evidence and finalizing claims; everything must be done before March 13.
A similar lawsuit was filed against OpenAI by a group of 17 writers, including George R.R. Martin, author of A Song of Ice and Fire. The consideration of this claim has not yet begun.
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