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Cate Blanchett-Led Coalition Challenges OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Battle
“If someone wants to use my face, my voice or my image, they ask me first,” the Oscar winner notes in the filing The Human Consent Foundation, Cate Blanchett’s nonprofit advocating for control over how AI uses people’s work and…
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A coalition of Hollywood artists and organizations, led by Oscar winner Cate Blanchett through her nonprofit The Human Consent Foundation, filed an amicus brief on Friday in the New York Times lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft. The brief contests the tech companies’ assertion that licensing copyrighted works for AI training is “impossible,” arguing that individuals should be asked before their face, voice or image is used.
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