Ghostwriting is a legal, longtime practice. Publishing giants have been striking deals and legal agreements with hopeful writers wanting discovery and a fulfilled dream for a long time. A book written via ghostwriting practices for their more well-known, established author is an acceptable business solution/model. It’s a contract between two parties.
Is it ever completely fair? This question certainly lingers in the air.
OpenAI could take a page from the publishing world. Film production companies are also quite nervous about the copyright infringement issues and rightfully so!
This is the Fair Use case study of our current era.
The technology or proverbial Pandora’s box has been opened. Regulation of best practices is up for debate. Soon, regulations will be placed upon Tech Giants, the same way regulations were placed for Publishing Giants.
Taming the beast within is a human’s best practice for life. Training our AI models to abide by legal and ethical standards will be the inherent, ongoing challenge and concern.
Ultimately, the fear is centered on: Creativity is at stake, and a lot of creatives are nervous about a computer producing art and potentially taking away their effort. This is valid. Creatives do not want their work refurbished into AI models.
TLDR: Hire human writers to train AI datasets.
