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Asking ChatGPT-4: If Midjourney is not a licensee, what could the ramifications be and will the Fair Use doctrine be of help to them?
Legal action could lead to significant financial consequences such as damages awarded to copyright holders, legal fees & potential settlements. Fair Use is not a blanket defense & can be unpredictable
GPT-4: For the publishing community, the strategy should be one of cautious optimism, where AI is leveraged for its strengths but within the bounds of ethical and legal constraints
GPT-4: Protecting intellectual property, using AI responsibly, and engaging in ethical partnerships should be the cornerstone of this strategy
ChatGPT-4 about Basbanes vs Microsoft and OpenAI: One of the most straightforward approaches would have been to obtain proper licensing agreements or permissions for the use of copyrighted materials
Engaging with the writing & publishing community to understand their concerns & expectations around the use of their works in AI development could foster a more cooperative & respectful relationship
Are we in danger because of the anticipated global disasters or because of those who aim to save us (or themselves) from impending doom? Claude: Survival is not worth compromising our humanity itself
Claude: The greater threat likely stems from draconian salvage schemes divorced from public oversight. If pursued recklessly, such schemes could undermine the very humanity they aim to preserve
Asking Google Bard: Please analyze the TorrentFreak article "Silenzio! ‘Anna’s Archive’ Shadow Library Blocked Following Publishers’ Complaint" and tell me what it says.
Bard: Remember, respecting intellectual property rights and accessing content through legitimate channels is always the preferred approach
Asking Copilot: Do people who work with machines all the time and since a very young age become machines? "They may also lose some of their creativity, intuition, and diversity"
They may also face ethical challenges, such as the responsibility, accountability, and transparency of their actions and outcomes
GPT-4: The paper provides valuable insights into the vulnerabilities of LLM chatbots and presents a novel framework for exploring and improving their defense mechanisms
As AI systems become more integral to various aspects of society, the potential for their misuse in cybercrime grows. AI is most effective when used in conjunction with human expertise and judgment