Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
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Margaret Atwood, Viet Thanh Nguyen and 8,000 others have signed an open letter asking that permission is obtained and compensation given when a writer’s work is used by AI
The open letter, which has been set up by the Authors Guild, America’s largest professional organisation for writers, is addressed to the CEOs of OpenAI, Alphabet, Meta, Stability AI, and IBM. It presents these generative AI leaders with three demands, asking that these companies: “Obtain permission for use of our copyrighted material”; “Compensate writers fairly for the past and ongoing use of our works”, and “Compensate writers fairly for the use of our works in AI output, whether or not the outputs are infringing under current law”.
- If I read one of their books and am "inspired" by it (unconsciously, even) to write my own book. What percentage do they get?palimpsest
- < Good point, actuallyhardhat
- Like many things, AI is an opportunity to learn more about ourselves. But we always seem to see the problem outside ourselves.palimpsest
- Would be a good point but Chatgpt isn't human and you are incapable of running 175 billion parameters using 45 terabytes of training datajonny_quest_lives
- None of these Ai companies offer anything for free... the amount of bootlicking for their product is amazing.jonny_quest_lives
- Last time in the news she was a bad feminist. Guess everyone likes her againGnash
- If you don't want anyone taking inspiration from any of your creations for free then put it behind a paywall.microkorg
- Before print all stories were everyone's stories, told orally from one person to another. I hope we see the end of the selfShenanigansTV
- her work is behind a paywallmonospaced