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Nvidia is sued by authors over AI use of copyrighted works
(www.reuters.com)
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Since some folks in this thread can't be bothered to click on the article, here is the first sentence:
In this case, "it" is Nvidia. They are training their own model, not just selling chips.
I didn't even knew they had a model themselves.
of course they have trained models in house. they had ai write a song during a meme conference last year
they also use ai to train a model for DLSS image upscaling in house.
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