AI系统使用加拿大新闻,没有适当的信用,损害了新闻的可持续性,引发了一场重大的诉讼。 AI systems use Canadian news without proper credit, harming journalism’s sustainability, prompting a major lawsuit.

McGill大学的研究发现,诸如ChatGPT、Gemini、Claude和Grok等主要的人工智能系统在培训和内容上依赖加拿大新闻业,但82%的案件没有说明资料来源,只有28%的用户点名原创。 A McGill University study finds major AI systems like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Grok rely on Canadian journalism for training and content but fail to attribute sources in 82% of cases, with only 28% naming original outlets. 尽管可以上网,大赦国际的答复往往包括足够的原始内容,以取代访问新闻来源,从而破坏了新闻业的经济可持续性。 Despite web access, AI responses often include enough original content to replace visiting news sources, undermining journalism’s economic sustainability. 这些调查结果在联邦大赦国际首脑会议上公布,凸显了对版权和公平补偿的关切。 The findings, released at a federal AI summit, highlight concerns over copyright and fair compensation. 加拿大主要新闻媒体,包括《全球和邮件》和《广播公司》的一个联盟,正在起诉OpenAI公司未经授权使用其内容。 A coalition of major Canadian news outlets, including The Globe and Mail and CBC, are suing OpenAI over unauthorized use of their content.