Google faces accusations of copying millions of literary works to train AI, aiming to compete with writers
A group of publishers and authors has filed lawsuits against Google, accusing the company of copyright infringement by secretly copying millions of literary works to train the GPT-4 AI model. The plaintiffs claim that Google exploited protected content through services like Google Books, then produced content that competes with the original works and risks harming authors' rights, while also generating customized outputs that imitate the creative styles of specific authors. The lawsuit was filed in a New York court, and this case is part of a wave of copyright-related litigation against AI tool developers.
Size: 120%Text Size
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)