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OpenAI is reaping what it sowed with DeepSeek. What's that old saying about karma?
- OpenAI said that Chinese lab DeepSeek may have used OpenAI model outputs 'inappropriately.'
- OpenAI has been accused of using copyrighted content to train their own AI models.
- Some AI experts believe that the complaints against DeepSeek are hypocritical considering OpenAI's success in using content they did not have permission to use.
- OpenAI is being sued by authors who claim this is breaking copyright law by using their books to train their AI models.
- DeepSeek may be using OpenAI outputs in the process of distillation, a technique used to extract intelligence and create new models.
- Some AI researchers believe DeepSeek used outputs from OpenAI's new reasoning model to create synthetic data to improve its own models.
- The rise of DeepSeek and the 'training data free-for-all' have resulted in backfiring on OpenAI.
- The use of copyrighted and original content without permission is being fought in court with a dispute over fair use.
- 'Fair use' doctrine may apply to both OpenAI and DeepSeek in these situations.
- This reckoning may encourage data creators to demand appropriate credit and compensation for their content.
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