OpenAIはChatGPTを消去して作り直さなければならないかも知れない | TEXAL
The New York Times紙（NYT)がサービス利用規約（TOS）を更新し、AI企業がAIモデルを訓練するために記事や画像をスクレイピングすることを禁止していることが明らかになったが、どうやら事態はそれだけでは収まらないようだ。 NPRの報道によると、NYTとOpenAIはライセンス契約をめぐって数週間にわたり難航しているが、合意に達することはできていない。交渉は行き詰まっており、NYTは現在訴訟を検討しているようだ。 NPRは、この件に関して“直接知っている”2人の匿名の情報筋の話を引用しており、訴訟の結果次第ではChatGPTのデータセットは再構築を余儀なくされ、侵害コンテンツ1つにつき最高15万ドルの罰金が科されるなど、OpenAIに壊滅的な打撃を与える可能性があると専門家は推測している。NYTの弁護士は、同紙の報道の “知的財産権を守るために”訴訟が必要かどうか熟考してい
Chris Wiggins, Chief Data Scientist @NY Times Gives Lecture at CDS Capstone Course | A big thank you to Chris Wiggins, the Chief Data Scientists at @The New York Times for stopping by our Capstone course to give a lecture on data science!... | By NYU Cent
A big thank you to Chris Wiggins, the Chief Data Scientists at @The New York Times for stopping by our Capstone course to give a lecture on data science!...
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