OpenAI responds to the New York Times' infringement accusation: There is no legal basis and the training data comes from public channels
OpenAI has made a public response after being accused of infringement by The New York Times. It is reported that in order to train its powerful artificial intelligence (AI) language model, OpenAI will use large amounts of data collected from the internet, including Wikipedia articles, famous novels, social media posts, and all other content, and OpenAI has not obtained any permission. Microsoft is OpenAI's biggest supporter and has deployed OpenAI's artificial intelligence tools in several of its products. OpenAI responded to The New York Times' infringement allegations by saying that there is no legal basis for the allegations and that the training data comes from public channels.
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