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Kevin Okemwa

Sam Altman indicated it's impossible to create ChatGPT without copyrighted material, but a new study claims 57% of the content on the internet is AI-generated and is subtly killing quality search results

ChatGPT on a Google Pixel 7 Pro.

What you need to know

  • A new study suggests that more than 57% of the content available on the internet is generated content.
  • AI tools like Copilot and ChatGPT depend on information from the internet for training, but the infiltration of AI-generated content into the internet limits their scope, leading to inaccurate responses and misinformation.
  • If copyright law prohibits training AI models using copyrighted content, the responses generated using chatbots will likely worsen and become more inaccurate.
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