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AI Goes to Court By Colin Tedards, Editor, The Bleeding Edge Dear Reader, On July 13, OpenAI signed

[The Bleeding Edge]( AI Goes to Court By Colin Tedards, Editor, The Bleeding Edge Dear Reader, On July 13, OpenAI signed a deal with the Associated Press (AP) to license its archive of news articles. Founded in 1846, the AP archives are a huge trove of accurate and licensed content for OpenAI’s ChatGPT to consume. The accuracy of AI models like ChatGPT depend on the availability of large and diverse datasets. These datasets allow the AI systems to learn patterns, make predictions, and generate valuable insights. The more robust and high-quality the data, the better AI models become. Therefore, the success of AI applications hinges upon the value of large datasets. The timing of the deal is no accident either. ChatGPT is facing several lawsuits from authors, like Sarah Silverman, Christopher Golden, and Richard Kadrey. And a class action lawsuit claims ChatGPT secretly scraped 300 billion words from the internet, including books, websites, and posts. 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[Learn how to collect your first payout before September 10th.]( -- Finding the Winners Identifying the companies with access to the best and most robust data will be critical in identifying the winners and losers in the AI arms race. Importantly, these companies need to have legal access to this data. Otherwise, AI companies open themselves up to lawsuits like the ones we’re seeing now. If you’re a subscriber to my Exponential Tech Investor service, be on the lookout for this month’s issue hitting your inbox today. It includes a company operating with exclusive data access in a $512 billion industry. Even if you aren’t subscribed to any of my paid newsletters, you still can still profit from this opportunity. I’ve previously recommended Adobe (ADBE) to my readers. Its platforms, like Photoshop and Lightroom, are used by millions of content creators. It recently unveiled Firefly, a generative AI tool that allows users to type out their ideas and let AI do the hard work. 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