OpenAI offers to pay for ChatGPT customers’ copyright lawsuits.

Sound familiar? During September we published a little article dedicated to an extremely similar situation, the protagonist of which was Microsoft's company and its "Copilot Copyright Commitment" project.

We are now faced with yet another scandalous move made by the OpenAI giant: rather than committing to remove copyrighted material from ChatGPT's training dataset, the company is offering to cover its customers' legal fees for infringement lawsuits.

It almost seems as if these companies are making more and more efforts to disrespect artists, whether writers or illustrators. OpenAI has stated in a statement, "We are optimistic that we will continue to find mutually beneficial ways to work together to help people use new technologies in a content-rich ecosystem" - in this statement, where is the respect for the work of others?