Europe has entered the next phase of the AI–copyright debate, writes Corsino San Miguel. On 11 November, the 42nd Civil ...

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Judges found GEMA’s claims valid, ordering OpenAI to cease reproduction and provide damages and disclosure. The court said GPT-4 and GPT-4o “memorized” lyrics, amounting to reproduction under EU ...

A Munich court has dealt a major blow to OpenAI, ruling that the artificial intelligence giant infringed on copyright law by using protected song lyrics to train its ChatGPT models without permission.

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A German court has ruled that OpenAI’s use of song lyrics to train ChatGPT constitutes copyright infringement. According to Reuters on the 11th (local time), the ...

A German Court has said that ChatGPT, made by OpenAI, broke copyright rules. The case was about song lyrics from popular German singer Herbert Grönemeyer and others. The court in Munich said that ...

MUNICH: OpenAI’s chatbot ChatGPT violated German copyright laws by reproducing lyrics from songs by best-selling musician Herbert Groenemeyer and others, a court ruled on Tuesday, in a closely watched ...

Munich: A German court has ruled that OpenAI breached copyright law by using song lyrics to train its artificial intelligence models, marking a decision that could have wide implications for European ...

OpenAI faces copyright infringement charges in Germany. A Munich court ruled ChatGPT reproduced song lyrics without permission. This follows similar allegations in the US regarding AI training on ...

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