OpenAI Gets Sued For Massive Defamation, Privacy… The Terrifying Darkside Of ChatGPT Exposed

Discover the explosive legal battle shaking the AI world! OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, is facing a massive class-action lawsuit for alleged copyright and privacy infringements. As a ChatGPT Plus subscriber, you need to know how this could impact your AI experience.

In this eye-opening video, we dive deep into the controversy surrounding OpenAI's data practices and the potential consequences it could have for AI development. The lawsuit, spearheaded by a California-based law firm, accuses OpenAI of using vast amounts of internet data, including social media comments, blog posts, and even family recipes, without proper consent.

Watch as we examine the claims and arguments put forth in the lawsuit, and how it could reshape the future of AI training. We'll explore the notion of "fair use" under copyright law, the concept of transformative AI, and the critical need for data transparency and informed consent.

Join us as we shed light on the ongoing debate around data scraping for AI models, and the ethical concerns that arise when personal information is utilized without permission. The lawsuit alleges that OpenAI and Microsoft are violating privacy laws, raising questions about data equity and misuse.

Discover the potential impact of this legal challenge on OpenAI's operations and the broader AI industry. We discuss how tech giants like Microsoft and OpenAI must provide clear communication about data usage, adhere to ethical practices, and prioritize data privacy to regain users' trust.

Will OpenAI's pursuit of profits and alleged lack of transparency lead to a landmark ruling that sets a precedent for AI development? Learn how this case is sparking discussions about AI's societal impact and the need for robust global privacy laws.

Don't miss this thought-provoking video that delves into the complex world of AI, copyright, and data privacy. Subscribe to our channel @TheAiTrend for more informative content, and let's stay ahead in the ever-evolving AI landscape.

[Jfreek]

Funny how now that AI can do shit like this on its own everybodys so protective of their data but when big corpo has been tracking us the last ten years nope not even gonna read the terms of service.

[fast_harmonic_psychedelic]

The answer should not be "dont use data" -- no ai can be trained and no progress can be made without doing that. The solution must be -- dont profit from it. Use public data - provide public service, PERIOD. DONT support the argument that we should just stop training things. No one owns anything. You ddont own words, you dont own pixels, you have no claim to anything, everything we can think and do think are the thoughts of the collective sum total of humanity, not our own unique thoughts, art etc. Its just like -- just because as an art student you practice drawing dragon ball z to get good at a body form -- that doesnt mean akira toriyama has any claim on your future art.

INSTEAD -- ABOLISH COPYRIGHT IP IS A BLIGHT. CAPITALISM is the enemy of progress. Pause CAPITALISM. Sue CAPITALISM.

[MECACARL]

Plagiarism... I've been using a computer since 1987... I'm certain Open AI has plagiarised some of my Data / Work....DO I GET PAID?

[michaelbradley]

MSFT are not fools. No wonder they didn't just buy OpenAI like they bought "Oracles" told them AI would be sued for using "public information.."