A.I. Chatbots phụ thuộc rất nhiều vào nội dung tin tức

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News publishers (nhà xuất bản) have argued for the past year that A.I. chatbots like ChatGPT rely on copyrighted articles (bài báo có bản quyền) to power the technology. Now the publishers say developers of these tools disproportionately (không cân đối) use news content.

The News Media Alliance, a trade group that represents more than 2,200 publishers, including The New York Times, released research on Tuesday that it said showed that developers outweigh articles over generic online content to train the technology, and that chatbots reproduce sections of some articles in their responses.

The group argued that the findings show that the A.I. companies violate copyright law (vi phạm luật bản quyền).

“It’s an exacerbation (sự trầm trọng) of an existing problem,” said Danielle Coffey, the president and chief executive of the News Media Alliance, which has argued for years that tech companies like Google do not fairly compensate (đền bù thỏa đáng) news organizations for displaying their work on online services.

...Media executives have raised a number of concerns (lo ngại) about A.I. in addition to the use of articles to train language models. Traffic to news sites from search engines could dwindle (lưu lượng truy cập đến các trang tin tức từ công cụ tìm kiếm có thể giảm), some executives fear, if chatbots become a primary (chính) search tool. In addition, many media workers are worried that they could be replaced by A.I.

source: nytimes,