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Big news companies in Canada have sued OpenAI. They say OpenAI used their articles without asking, to help train its chatbot, ChatGPT. This lawsuit could cost OpenAI billions of dollars.
The news companies say OpenAI took a lot of their content from websites without permission and made money from it, without paying them.
The news companies want OpenAI to pay Can$20,000 (about US$14,700) for every article they think was used without asking. If the court agrees, OpenAI might have to pay a lot of money.
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The companies say that journalism is important for everyone, and OpenAI using their work without asking is wrong. They want the court to stop OpenAI from using their content again without asking, and to pay for what they already used.
OpenAI said that they use publicly available data to train their chatbot and follow the rules for using other people's work. They also said they sometimes work with news companies to get permission.
This is the first time news companies in Canada have sued OpenAI. They want the court to make OpenAI stop using their work without asking in the future.
Since OpenAI released ChatGPT in 2022, it has made a lot of people interested. The chatbot can make text, pictures, and videos based on information already out there. Some people like it, but others, like writers and artists, are worried that their work is being used without asking or paying them.
Some news companies have taken legal steps to protect their work, while others have made deals with AI companies to get paid for using their content. This lawsuit is part of the bigger debate about who owns the rights to content used by AI systems.
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