ChatGPT hits records with Ghibli feature. Know the risks

After releasing the new photo generation tool, the user’s activity has risen; Millions of people have been attracted to a direction in which the images that have been loaded are inspired by the unique visual style of the GHibli studio.

High interest in recording levels for Chatbot and the temporary Openai infrastructure contributed to temporarily.

Social media platforms soon flooded images created by artificial intelligence designed after work by the famous Japanese animation studio, known as addresses such as Sperited Away and Totoro’s neighbor. According to ThanPWeb, the weekly Chatgpt users have passed 150 million for the first time this year.

CEO of Openai Sam Altman said that Chatbot gained one million users in one hour in early April-to match the numbers that ChatGPT focused on the text for five days when launch for the first time.

Sensortow’s data shows that the company also recorded a jump in the application activity. Weekly weekly users, downloads and revenues within the application achieved record levels last week, after updating to GPT-4O, which enabled new features to generate images. Compared to late March, the downloads increased by 11 %, active users grew by 5 %, and revenues increased by 6 %.

The popularity of the new tool caused the slowdown and interrupted interruption. Openai admitted to the growing pregnancy, as Altman said that users should expect delay in advantages and disrupting the accidental service while settling abilities problems.

Legal questions revolve around the Chatgpt AI art

The viral use of AI’s photos inspired by the GHibli studio from Openai’s Chatgpt raised concerns about copyright. Legal experts indicate that although technical methods themselves may not be always protected, simulating a well -known look can fall into a legal gray area.

“The legal scene of images created by artificial intelligence that mimics a distinctive GHibli studio style is uninterrupted. The copyright law has not only protected specific expressions instead of artistic methods themselves,” said Evan Brown, a partner at the law firm Neil and Macdivit.

Miazaki’s previous comments also reappeared. In 2016, the co -founder of the Studio Ghibli responded to the artwork created in the artificial intelligence stage early by saying: “I feel completely disgusted. I never want to integrate this technology in my work at all.”

Openai has not commented on whether the model used to generate images has been trained in the similar content of GHibli animation.

Data privacy and personal risks

The trend also drew attention to the privacy of the user and data security. Christophe C warned. Kimber, the founder of the AI ​​AIPRM claim company, that downloading a picture of the technical transformation may come with more risks than many users realize.

“When you download an image to the AI’s art generator, you give up your biometric data (your face). Some AI tools store that data, or use it to train future models, or even sell them to third parties – you may not be fully familiar with them unless you read microscopic printing,” said CEMper.

Openai privacy policy confirms that it collects both personal information and data use, including images and content provided by users. Unless users penetrate the collection of training data or delete the request through their settings, the content will be kept and used to improve the future artificial intelligence models.

CEMper said that once the face image is loaded, it becomes vulnerable to misuse. This data can be scraped, leaked, or used to steal identity, Deepfake content, or other plagiarism frauds. He also pointed to previous incidents where special pictures were found in public AI data groups such as Laion-5B, which are used to train various tools such as stable spread.

Consonses of copyright and licensing

There are also fears that the content created by artificial intelligence designed after the known artistic brands can cross the copyright violation. While creating art in the style of GHibli, Disney, or Pixar may seem harmless, legal experts warn that such works may be considered derived, especially if the tradition is very close.

In 2022, many artists filed a lawsuit against artificial intelligence companies, claiming that their models were trained in the original artworks without approval. Cases reflect the broader conversation on how to balance innovation with creators’ rights as obstetric artificial intelligence is used on a wider scale.

CEMper also advised users to carefully review the service conditions on artificial intelligence platforms. Many of them contain conditions of licensing in a language such as “convertible rights”, “non-exclusive” or “irreversible license”, which allows the platforms to reproduce, modify, or distribute content-even after deleting the application.

“The start of the 4O photo generator from ChatGPT is the extent of the strength of artificial intelligence, as the technical methods are repeated with only a few clicks. But this unprecedented ability comes with an increased risk – the lines between creativity and the increasing copyright violation,” Kimber said.

“The rapid pace for developing artificial intelligence raises great concerns about privacy and data security. There is an urgent need for more clear and transparent policies.

Research interests in “Chatgpt Studio Ghibli” increased by more than 1,200 % last week, but besides creativity and viruses a wave of serious problems about privacy, copyright and data use. Since AI’s photo tools are more advanced and accessible, users may want to think twice before downloading personal photos, especially if you are not sure of the place where the data may end in the end.

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