Authors Sue ChatGPT-Maker OpenAI, for Mass Copyright Infringement.<br />Associated Press reports that 17 authors <br />have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI <br />for "systemic theft on a mass scale.".<br />The authors, including John Grisham, Jodi Picoult and <br />George R.R. Martin, claim the artificial intelligence <br />program uses their work without permission.<br />The authors, including John Grisham, Jodi Picoult and <br />George R.R. Martin, claim the artificial intelligence <br />program uses their work without permission.<br />The authors, including John Grisham, Jodi Picoult and <br />George R.R. Martin, claim the artificial intelligence <br />program uses their work without permission.<br />According to papers filed on September 19, the authors <br />call ChatGPT a "massive commercial enterprise" <br />that relies upon "systematic theft on a mass scale.".<br />It is imperative that we stop this <br />theft in its tracks or we will destroy <br />our incredible literary culture, <br />which feeds many other <br />creative industries in the U.S, Mary Rasenberger, Authors Guild CEO, via Associated Press.<br />Great books are generally written <br />by those who spend their careers <br />and, indeed, their lives, learning <br />and perfecting their crafts. , Mary Rasenberger, Authors Guild CEO, via Associated Press.<br />To preserve our literature, <br />authors must have the ability <br />to control if and how their <br />works are used by generative AI, Mary Rasenberger, Authors Guild CEO, via Associated Press.<br />In response, OpenAI released a statement on <br />September 20, saying that the company respects , "the rights of writers and authors, and believe <br />they should benefit from AI technology.".<br />In response, OpenAI released a statement on <br />September 20, saying that the company respects , "the rights of writers and authors, and believe <br />they should benefit from AI technology.".<br />We’re having productive <br />conversations with many creators <br />around the world, including the <br />Authors Guild, and have been <br />working cooperatively to understand<br />and discuss their concerns about AI. , OpenAI, Statement, via Associated Press.<br />AP reports that several other authors, including Michael <br />Chabon and David Henry Hwang, also filed suit against <br />OpenAI for "clear infringement of intellectual property.".<br />AP reports that several other authors, including Michael <br />Chabon and David Henry Hwang, also filed suit against <br />OpenAI for "clear infringement of intellectual property.".<br />AP reports that several other authors, including Michael <br />Chabon and David Henry Hwang, also filed suit against <br />OpenAI for "clear infringement of intellectual property."
