Ziff Davis, owner of several digital stores such as CnetIN PCMAG, IgnAND Daily health, He sucks OpenAI for claims for copyright infringement, as the first Reported by The New York Times. IN ClaimThe Digital Media Company accuses OpenAI of “deliberate and constant” creating “accurate copies” of its nests without permission. The company also claims that Opeli has trained its AI models in its work, despite the fact that Ziff Davis instructed internet obscules so that they would not scrape its data using the robots.txt file, adding that OpenAi allegedly deleted the copyright information from the content that is sucking.
Ziff Davis is currently the owner of over 45 media marks and has over 3,800 employees, which makes him one of the largest publishers who will allow OpenAI to date. In the lawsuit, the company said that it publishes almost 2 million recent articles each year and on average over 292 million visits to users each month.
Some stores, including The Verge VOX Media dominant company, Associated PressIN AtlanticIN Financial TimesIN The Washington PostI signed the content licensing agreement with OpenAI. However, Ziff Davis joins The Fresh York TimesIN Interception, raw history, alternetIN and a group of Canadian media companies on the list of people posing Openai for a violation of copyright.
Ziff Davis claims that Opeli “copied, reproduced and stored” the work of his stores, which he uses to create answers in chatgpt. “Ziff Davis identified hundreds of full copies of the text of the body of Ziff Davis only works in a small sample of the Webtext Openai data set, which he made public,” says the company.
ZIFF Davis asks the court to stop Opeli from “using” its works, as well as to destroy any set of data or models containing its content.
“Chatgpt helps to improve human creativity, develop scientific discoveries and medical research, and allow hundreds of millions of people to improve their daily lives,” said OpenAI spokesman Jason Deutrom in a statement in a statement The Verge. “Our models strengthen innovations and are trained in the field of publicly available data and based on allowed use.” Ziff Davis refused to comment.