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CTOnews.com March 23 news, since ChatGPT swept the world, the AI copyright issue has become a focus of debate abroad recently.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the development of AI technology has caused dissatisfaction in the press and publishing industry, which believe that their content is used by large technology companies to train AI models without reasonable compensation. News Corp., which owns the New York Post, Barron Weekly and the Wall Street Journal, is preparing to sue companies such as OpenAI, Microsoft and Google for compensation for the use of their content in AI tools such as ChatGPT and Bard.

At present, this is a complex and vague legal issue, involving whether AI has the right to grab content from the Internet and input it into the training model. Some critics argue that this is an industrial-scale intellectual property theft. Publishers are concerned that AI tools may affect the traffic and advertising revenue of their websites.

In fact, the AI copyright problem did not begin with ChatGPT. CTOnews.com notes that in terms of images and code, there have been several lawsuits involving the AI model training to use copyrighted data. For example, Midjourney, Stability AI, Microsoft, GitHub and OpenAI have all been involved in disputes.

At present, there is no fixed criterion for whether AI creation is protected by copyright. Legal experts believe that all cases against generative AI could take years to close. Perhaps the best solution is for technology companies to negotiate with content publishers for licenses.

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