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German Music Body Sues OpenAI Alleging Copyright Breaches

  • A German music rights body, GEMA, is suing OpenAI for copyright infringement, claiming that its AI reproduced lyrics without permission, as heard in court on Monday.
  • GEMA is representing lyricists of nine German songs and is seeking unspecified damages from OpenAI.
  • The court stated it was "undisputed" that OpenAI's AI was trained with the lyrics of those songs.
  • OpenAI contends that its large language models do not store or copy specific data but reflect what they have learned.
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Munich. A German music copyright management organisation denounced OpenAI for copyright-related offences, claiming that the U.S. giant artificial intelligence system (IA) reproduces songs of several artists without permission, a court reported yesterday.

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The German collecting society Gema is taking action in front of a Munich court with the American tech giant OpenAI. The process is about no less than the future of culture in the age of artificial intelligence.

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On Monday, the German court considered a complaint against the American group OpenAI, accused of unauthorised reproduction of lyrics of songs protected by copyright. ...

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German music body sues OpenAI alleging copyright breaches

A German music rights body is suing OpenAI for copyright infringement, claiming the US tech giant's AI systems reproduced several artists' lyrics without permission, a court heard Monday.

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The collecting society complains about the use of lyrics by AI. Right at the beginning of the trial, the court makes a preliminary assessment that OpenAI cannot please.

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