When it comes to news partnerships, AI learning is also predicted... "If so, why can't we beat ChatGPT?"
A lawsuit filed by three major South Korean broadcasters (KBS, MBC, and SBS) against Naver over the unauthorized use of news articles to train its generative AI models has reached a new stage. The broadcasters claim that Naver used their news articles to train its HyperCLOVA and HyperCLOVA X models without permission, and are seeking 700 million KRW in damages.
In a court hearing, Naver argued that the broadcasters should have anticipated the use of AI models, citing its earlier CLOVA speaker service. However, the broadcasters countered that the CLOVA service was different from generative AI models like ChatGPT, which was only launched in November 2022.
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