Perplexity AI faces copyright lawsuits from media companies

CNBC’s Kate Rooney and Credo AI CEO Navrina Singh, join 'Power Lunch' to discuss Perplexity AI’s latest round of funding and its copyright problems.

[wryltxw]

rights to data is a legal definition. not something ordained. if such possession of data harms the public good, then such rights shouldn't exist. that's why there is a limit to copyright.

[superAweber]

They're paraphrasing and including sources just as a human would. Super useful service

[aquetheblues]

It's quite simple AI or Copyrights. If you want a performing AI, it can't just get answers in the public domain.

[Schenker]

I think these people don't know that Perplexity uses GPT and Llama, they don't have their "own" IA...

[blacksheepcat]

why wouldn't publishers go after OpenAI??

[chillbeach]

Per citation at $150k would be lethal for perplexity. Also, it’s starting to sound more and more like Silicon Valley the tv show.

[MrFLAIMEBRAINE]

im actualy feeling a bit optimistic about this, i think it is important to adress thesee things going forward . i think that this may set a precident for change witch may be positive, hopefully . well see what happens.

[uy-sh]

All User related AI is Copyright issues from images, videos to text, everything. AI is a big privacy and copyright problem for world.

[blakemann]

Perplexity is a scam company. Besides, Google is doing the same thing. Perplexity will be worth zero!

[AyoHues]

They deserve to fail just for having such an annoying and stupid name.