OpenAI Archives

Sora vs YouTube – Using YouTube content to train Sora violates YouTube TOS

Apr 5, 2024 John Aldred

There’s been a lot of talk about Sora lately, and for good reason. It’s causing a lot of controversy on many fronts. Some are worried…

Sora AI just dropped their first batch of videos and they are mind-blowing

Mar 27, 2024 Alex Baker

OpenAI dropped its AI video generator Sora only last month. It left many of us open-mouthed with the first examples of what it could do….

It’s now impossible to tell if an image is AI or a photo. Where do photographers go from here?

Feb 20, 2024 Alex Baker

So it finally happened. No, not the zombie apocalypse, but that moment when I found it impossible to tell the difference between an AI-generated image…

OpenAI’s new tool will detect AI-generated images with 99% precision

Oct 19, 2023 Dunja Đuđić

In the world flooded with AI images, it’s essential that we can detect them fast. OpenAI has announced that it’s releasing a tool that will…

OpenAI lets artists opt out of AI training data – but there’s a catch

Oct 2, 2023 Dunja Đuđić

Many artists have complained about tech giants using their work to train AI models. Some, including writer George R. R. Martin, have even filed lawsuits against OpenAI, Stability AI, and other companies for using their work for these purposes without permission. OpenAI is now offering a chance to artists to remove their creative works from being used in the training data of DALL-E 3, the company’s newest image generator. But there’s a catch: the process is so detailed, complicated, and time-consuming, that artists have called it “enraging.”

George R.R. Martin joins fellow authors in copyright lawsuit against OpenAI

Sep 20, 2023 Dunja Đuđić

The Authors Guild and famous writers like George R.R. Martin, Jonathan Franzen, John Grisham, and Jodi Picoult are suing OpenAI. They claim that the company used their books without asking to train their AI models – without permission, apparently. The lawsuit was just filed in New York, and it will be a class action suit, which would let other writers join in.