OpenAI’s ChatGPT stops mimicking famous authors’ voices

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OpenAI has updated ChatGPT to prevent the model from directly imitating the writing styles of famous authors like Stephen King, following multiple lawsuits filed since 2023 by authors who claimed their works were used without permission to train the company’s models. The same reasoning led OpenAI to pause its voice cloning technology due to fraud and digital impersonation risks. While no specific crypto tokens are directly connected to this policy change, generative AI tools have become essential infrastructure for decentralized projects, including NFT collections and decentralized media platforms. Investors and developers should monitor the evolving legal landscape around AI training data and the risks associated with dependency on underlying platforms.

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