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This matters. Not because this is the end state. But because there are increasing concerns about how these LLMs scrape data and are trained. It started as a legal battle. My hope is that the AI future is a collaborative effort where creators want to opt in. “Yesterday, OpenAI announced in a blog post it is developing a “Media Manager” that will allow artists, creators, and content owners to claim ownership of their works and specify whether or not they want them to be part of training OpenAI’s models. Creatives will ultimately be able to opt out of having their written or visual work included in future AI training datasets—when the tool is released by 2025.” This from Fortune’s Diane Brady - “AI developer OpenAI is developing a new “Media Manager” tool for content creators amid a furore around the ChatGPT creator’s respect for copyright. The tool, set to be released in 2025, will let content creators opt out of letting OpenAI train AI models on their work. Experts suggest the new tool has been created to comply with standards on data mining in Europe’s new AI Act.” #ai #genai Paul W. Kevin Rank, MBA https://lnkd.in/gs3zYNvx

OpenAI is touting a new plan to protect creator works—here’s why it won’t actually resolve AI’s copyright crisis

OpenAI is touting a new plan to protect creator works—here’s why it won’t actually resolve AI’s copyright crisis

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