Perplexity face hurdles, AI enters filmmaking
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Homepage > News > Business > This Week in AI: Perplexity face hurdles, AI enters filmmaking The New York Times (NASDAQ: NYT) continues its battle against artificial intelligence (AI) companies, this time filing a cease-and-desist order against Perplexity, the AI startup backed by Jeff Bezos. The New York Times claims that Perplexity has violated its copyright by using the newspaper’s content in its outputs without authorization. Perplexity allegedly bypassed paywalls and provided summaries of its articles, essentially allowing users to access premium content without visiting the Times’ website or paying for the content. This isn’t the first time the Times has targeted AI companies for copyright infringement. Earlier this year, the NYT filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), claiming they allegedly used the newspaper’s content to train models like ChatGPT. Similarly, Wired magazine accused Perplexity of scraping its content illegally earlier this year. These cases reflect a never-ending tension between AI service providers and publishers. It’s in the interest of an AI company to get its hands on all the data possible to continue training and improving its AI model, but sometimes, obtaining this data pushes the limits of the law. Even AI companies seem to be aware of this, which is why they try to find workarounds, such as partnering with publishing companies, as OpenAI has done, or going an alternative route like Perplexity is trying to do by creating revenue-sharing models with publishers, offering them a percentage of ad revenue in exchange for the use of their content. Blumhouse Productions tests Meta Movie Gen AI in filmmaking Meta (NASDAQ: META) has announced that Blumhouse Productions—the Hollywood studio behind horror films like Get Out and The Purge—is currently testing Meta’s Movie Gen, an AI model that can produce video with sound. The studio is piloting this…
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