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OpenAI, a company known for 'scraping' content without permission, has made a copyright claim against the r/ChatGPT subreddit for the unauthorized use of its logo. The company's approach to copyright has been criticized, given its own use of copyrighted material to train its AI models.

OpenAI, a company built on 'scraping' content without permission, makes a copyright claim against a subreddit using its logo

this is some big ass hypocrisy 🤢

Almost all subreddits for specific companies, use said companies logos. I’ve never heard of this before. Maybe other companies sponsor their subreddits, but OpenAI doesn’t want to? Strange, especially given how bad they are at marketing use cases for their previously non-profit LLM.
At least those enthusiasts aren’t using their LLM to sing in a creepy female voice as a display of its power…

🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 company