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A consortium of Canadian media companies wants OpenAI to pay for all of the copyrighted material it has used, and will use, to train its ChatGPT product. The case will be heard in an Ontario courtroom, and is the latest in a series of lawsuits aiming to make generative AI companies compensate creators, whether artists, authors or journalists. But do AI companies have a business if they have to pay for what they scrape?

0:00 – Intro
1:03 – Who are the plaintiffs and their main complaints?
1:51 – What is Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)?
2:56 – AI hallucinations and fact-checking
3:37 – Fair dealing in Canadian copyright law
4:56 – What’s at stake for news organizations and OpenAI?
6:49 – Potential impact on OpenAI’s business model
8:02 – Comparing Canadian and U.S. lawsuits
8:44 – Closing thoughts and key takeaways

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