A California law firm is suing OpenAI for violating the privacy and property rights of countless people when it used their internet data to train its AI tech.
The lawsuit seeks to test out a novel legal theory — that OpenAI violated the rights of millions of internet users when it used their social media comments, blog posts, Wikipedia articles and family recipes. Clarkson, the law firm behind the suit, has previously brought large-scale class-action lawsuits on issues ranging from data breaches to false advertising.
The lawsuit goes to the heart of a major unresolved question hanging over the surge in “generative” AI tools such as chatbots and. The technology works by ingesting billions of words from the open internet and learning to build inferences between them. After consuming enough data, the resulting “large language models” can predict what to say in response to a prompt, giving them the ability to write poetry, have complex conversations and pass professional exams.
The question of fair use is “an open issue that we will be seeing play out in the courts in the months and years to come,” said Katherine Gardner, an intellectual-property lawyer at Gunderson Dettmer, a firm that mostly represents tech start-ups.
OpenAI isn’t the only company using troves of data scraped from the open internet to train their AI models. Google, Facebook, Microsoft and a growing number of other companies are all doing the same thing.to push out their own AI when it captured the public’s imagination with ChatGPT last year, Clarkson said.“They’re the company that ignited this AI arms race,” he said. “They’re the natural first target.
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