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Kevin Okemwa

Ex-OpenAI staffer claims the ChatGPT maker leverages "the fair use doctrine" to violate copyright law and destroy the internet — after Sam Altman admitted it's impossible to develop AI tools without copyrighted material

In this photo illustration OpenAI icon is displayed on a mobile phone screen in Ankara, Turkiye on August 13, 2024.

What you need to know

  • A former OpenAI employee recently published a blog post highlighting the firm's transgressions, including breaking copyright law by using internet data to train ChatGPT.
  • The report suggests OpenAI relies on technicalities in copyright law to continue using copyrighted content and internet data to train AI models without authorization or compensation.
  • He also highlighted AI-generated content's role in ruining the internet, including inaccurate information.
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