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Famous authors join Authors Guild in class action lawsuit against OpenAI

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Several authors joined the Authors Guild to support the class action suit against OpenAI claiming copyright infringement of their works for algorithm training.

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17 authors including Jodi Picoult and George R.R. Martin accuse OpenAI of feeding their manuscript to it to create more human-like responses.

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The suit also alleges that OpenAI's models affect their livelihood because it generates text that they would be paid to write.

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Other major claims in the complaint include illegal book downloads and rewriting works in the authors' style without any monetary compensation.

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In the list are also two new AI-generated volumes of Martin's Games of Thrones series available on Amazon.

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The press release demands author control over how, if at all, generative AI uses creative works.

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Recently, comedian Sarah Silverman also sued Meta and OpenAI for using her books to train their language models without her consent or knowledge.

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Actor Stephen Fry also recently claimed that AI used the Harry Potter audiobooks to clone his voice and use it in a documentary without his consent.

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