Google and other major artificial intelligence companies continue to show their willingness to compensate the rights of the authors of protected contents. It will soon become a reality. But users will have to payGoogle and other major artificial intelligence companies continue to show their willingness to compensate the rights of the authors of protected contents. It will soon become a reality.
GAFAS CONTINUE TO SUPPORT AUTHORS’ RIGHT
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June 25, 2024
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Attention: le brevet rédigé avec ChatGPT ne vaut rien !
Mme Magalitouroudepereira met en garde tous les rédacteurs de brevet. Si vous demandez à votre assistant en intelligence artificielle de vous aider à rédiger votre brevet, celui-ci va garder en mémoire les éléments du contenu de votre invention