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Recent reports indicate that the ChatGPT chatbot has begun to increasingly refuse to fulfill user requests that involve mimicking or copying the writing styles of famous authors, in order to avoid legal issues. For example, when asked to imitate the style of writer Agatha Christie, the system stated it could not meet the request due to copyright restrictions. However, it demonstrated flexibility by generating a text with similar literary characteristics in an original manner. This shift in the system’s policy—which previously allowed such requests more broadly—comes in response to growing legal concerns related to copyright law, reflecting a more cautious stance from the developer company, OpenAI.
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