⚖️AI-generated content lacks copyright protection in the USA
🚫AI apps can refuse to answer controversial questions
🛑Major lawsuits against AI apps threaten their existence
📄The New York Times is suing ChatGPT for copyright infringement
💸Some AI apps have confusing terms of service regarding commercial use
Is AI-generated content protected by copyright law in the USA?
—No, currently, AI-generated content lacks copyright protection in the USA.
Can AI apps refuse to answer certain questions?
—Yes, AI apps have the ability to refuse to answer controversial questions.
What are the risks of using AI in business?
—The risks of using AI in business include copyright infringement, censorship, and potential lawsuits.
Why is The New York Times suing ChatGPT?
—The New York Times is suing ChatGPT for copying their articles, alleging copyright infringement.
Do all AI apps have the same terms of service regarding commercial use?
—No, some AI apps have confusing terms of service regarding commercial use, restricting its usage.
01:18AI-generated content lacks copyright protection in the USA, making it susceptible to theft.
03:13Certain AI apps have the ability to refuse to answer controversial questions.
11:55Major lawsuits are pending against AI apps, which may lead to their shutdown.
11:58The New York Times is suing ChatGPT for copyright infringement.
13:08Some AI apps have confusing terms of service regarding commercial use.
