First Copyright Protection for an AI-Generated Image, Copilot Pro Premium Subscription, and OpenChat 7B Model — Top AI News of the Week
Our latest AI Digest covers the biggest breaking AI news for the week. Anywhere Club community leader, Aliaksei Kartynnik, comments on key stories.
#2 — OpenChat 7B: Fine-tuning with C-RLFT in action
OpenChat has introduced a 7B model that approaches the power of OpenAI's ChatGPT 3.5 and x.AI's Grok1. This achievement is possible using the Conditional Reinforcement Learning Fine-Tuning (C-RLFT) technology. Now, we have an open-source model capable of running on laptops and performing as well as the top model from OpenAI did in early 2023.
#3 — A court recognized AI-generated images as copyrightable
A Beijing court recognized an AI-generated image as subject to copyright protection. The plaintiff, Mr. Li, filed a lawsuit against a blogger, accusing her of copyright infringement. The blogger removed watermarks from an image of a girl that the plaintiff had created using Stable Diffusion technology. The court ruled that the infringer must pay around $70 in compensation plus $7 to cover legal expenses. The court's decision emphasized that Mr. Li, not the Stable Diffusion developers, is the author of the image, since he made a significant contribution to its creation through his “personal judgment,” instructions, and "aesthetic choices." Thus, we witness the first case in which an AI-generated image was deemed copyrightable through legal proceedings.
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