2023years11month21day, Copyright owners group against artificial intelligence research companyOpenAIAnd Microsoft (Microsoft) Filed a lawsuit, Accused it of misusing the work of non-fiction authors to train AI models, And these models are exactly thatOpenAIchatbotChatGPTThe basis of such services.

authorship "The Hollywood Reporter" Julian the Editor．Sankerton (Julian Sancton) According to, OpenAICopied tens of thousands of nonfiction books without permission, To train their large language models to respond to human text cues. At present, He is leading a class-action lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court.

The lawsuit was filed to include writer John．Grisham (John Grisham) , George．Martin (George R R Martin) And Jonathan．Franzen (Jonathan Franzen) ) Including a group of copyright ownersOpenAIAnd one of several lawsuits filed by other tech companies, The lawsuits accuse the companies of misusing their work to train AI systems, merely, The companies have denied the allegations.

Sankerton's lawsuit is againstOpenAIThe first author's lawsuit, The lawsuit also names Microsoft as a defendant. Microsoft has invested billions of dollars in the artificial intelligence startup, And willOpenAIThe system is integrated into its products.

OpenAIA spokesman for the company declined to comment on the lawsuit, The reason is that this is pending litigation. Microsoft representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Justin Sankerton's lawyer．Nelson (Justin Nelson) Said in a statement: "thoughOpenAIAnd Microsoft refused to pay nonfiction writers, But their AI platform is worth a lot of money. OpenAIIs based on nothing more than rampant theft of copyrighted works. "

Sankerton said in the complaint, OpenAIPlagiarized nonfiction books, Inclusive of "A madhouse at the end of the earth: The Bill Gill travels into the Antarctic night" , To trainGPTLarge language model.

The indictment also states, Microsoft has been "Deep involvement" The model is trained and developed, And liable for copyright infringement.

Sankerton is seeking unspecified monetary damages, And asked for a court order to stop the alleged infringement. (Be compiled frommoney. usnews. com)

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