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A barrage of high-profile lawsuits in a New York federal court will test the future of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence products that wouldn’t be so eloquent had they not ingested huge troves of copyrighted human works

Deepfake ad showed an AI-generated Swift saying she was ‘thrilled’ to be handing out free cookware sets

Building generative AI that complies with copyright law is not as unfeasible as OpenAI says. But it won't be cheap.

In the face of a growing number of lawsuits, OpenAI insists that the use of copyrighted content to train LLMs is fair use.

A source spoke out about *that* 'New York Times' opinion piece, calling it "invasive, untrue, and inappropriate."

A 5,000-word opinion piece has been called ‘untrue’ and ‘invasive’ for suggesting the singer was sending coded queer messages in her music

The singer's camp has reportedly responded to a viral New York Times article saying that baseless speculation about her sexuality is “invasive, untrue, and inappropriate”

The op-ed stitches together multiple references to the LGBTQ+ community in Swift’s songs and live performances

The piece, by journalist Anna Marks, suggests that Swift hints she is gay or bisexual in her art

Following the footsteps of The New York Times, nonfiction book authors have launched their own copyright claims against Microsoft and OpenAI.

In his new film, Anthony Hopkins plays the real-life hero Sir Nicholas Winton, who was made famous in a landmark episode of Esther Rantzen’s BBC One show ‘That’s Life!’. Decades earlier, he facilitated the rescue of 669 Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia. Adam White digs into his remarkable story