Scarlett Johansson has pursued two separate AI disputes in seven months, and neither has produced a court ruling so far. In October 2023, her team went after an image app that ran an unapproved ad on X, mixing Black Widow footage with a voice that imitated hers.
In May 2024, she accused OpenAI of copying her voice for a ChatGPT voice named Sky, after she declined an offer to provide it herself. Sam Altman denied this, saying the voice was never meant to resemble hers, and OpenAI has since paused Sky.
A North Carolina man is suing OpenAI, claiming ChatGPT helped his estranged wife plan to poison him, and the case also names CEO Sam Altman.
He grew suspicious after finding a handwritten note listing substances and dosages, some marked lethal. The suit says she used the chatbot to look into lethal amounts of oleander and ways to hide it.
Criminal charges against her were dropped in April for lack of evidence. Gates wants unspecified damages, and OpenAI says it banned the user and shared information with law enforcement.
Sam Altman says it is terrible your PC uses RAM while AI data centres run short of supply
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes the world's limited memory supply would be better utilised in AI data centres than sitting idle in personal computers. His comments come as growing demand from AI companies puts pressure on memory supplies, raising costs for smartphones, laptops and other devices.
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