Despite their accessibility, mental health applications, particularly AI-driven chatbots and self-guided therapy platforms ... such as Australia’s Head to Health and Mind in the UK, offer free, ...

The virality of these images, with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman even changing his profile picture on X to match the style, immediately raised questions about copyright infringement ... to be available on the ...

Artists like Karla Ortiz, who have taken legal action against AI image generators for copyright infringement, see this trend as a clear indication of the disregard for artists' rights and livelihoods.

There are still many questions and concerns regarding copyright in the artificial intelligence space. @heyBarsee/X The release of the latest image generator ... platform for free, Altman said ...

Artist Karla Ortiz, who grew up watching Miyazaki’s movies and is suing other AI image generators for copyright infringement in a case that’s still pending, called it "another clear example of ...

The virality of these images, with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman even changing his profile picture on X to match the style, immediately raised questions about copyright infringement by the ChatGPT maker ...

As is often the case with AI-generated art, the images raise various copyright questions — not only around Studio Ghibli’s work but of the images being reimagined. When CNN prompted ChatGPT to ...

The virality of these images, with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman even changing his profile picture on X to match the style, immediately raised questions about copyright infringement by the ChatGPT maker ...

I tried similar Ghibli-style requests on Thursday using the free ChatGPT service, which comes with OpenAI's older DALL-E 3 image-generation tool. The tool refused my requests, citing copyright rules.

“Just stopping at, ‘Oh, well, style isn’t protectable under copyright law.’ That’s not necessarily the end of the inquiry.” Artist Karla Ortiz, who grew up watching Miyazaki’s movies and is suing ...