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OpenAI and Microsoft Face Lawsuit from The New York Times
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January 01, 2024
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By Guest Author 💠 1/1/2024
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Welcome back! 👋 AI insiders! This week, we've got legal shockwaves, stealthy gadgets, and innovative tools rocking the AI world. 😱
The New York Times fired shots at OpenAI for questionable data practices. Meanwhile, Apple legend Jony Ive is secretly conspiring with AI wizard Sam Altman on a mystery device.
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News and insights:
OpenAI and Microsoft Face Lawsuit from The New York Times for Utilizing Articles in AI Training
The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft this week, alleging that the tech companies used millions of NY Times articles without permission to train their artificial intelligence systems. This raises questions about copyright and fair use when using creative works to develop AI technology.
In the plain-spoken complaint, The New York Times argues that while conversations have been productive, they have not reached an agreement with OpenAI regarding compensation for the use of their content. OpenAI maintains its practices do not violate copyright laws.
This lawsuit joins creative professionals pushing back on tech giants using protected works without credit or recompense to build tools that could undermine the original creators. It remains to be seen how this conflict between legacy media and Big Tech will shake out. But both sides feel they have something at stake as AI shapes the future of how content is produced and consumed.
OpenAI and Apple Vets Team Up on Mysterious AI Device
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and legendary Apple designer Jony Ive - are secretly collaborating on a new consumer AI device. They've recruited ex-Apple design chief Tang Tan to lead hardware engineering.
With OpenAI providing cutting-edge AI software and Apple vets building the hardware, this stealthy project aims to challenge the iPhone. However, Altman claims the device won't replace smartphones.
The stealthy project builds on Altman's existing investment in Humane's "AI pin" - a voice assistant wearable with AI by OpenAI. But glitchy demos have drawn criticism.
Still, with AI wizard Altman and design icon Ive teaming up, expectations are high. We can't wait to learn more details about what the pair of tech visionaries have in store.
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