OpenAI limita en ChatGPT la imitación directa de autores

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OpenAI empezó a rechazar en ChatGPT pedidos para imitar a autores concretos, incluso fallecidos, según pruebas de Ars Technica, Engadget y Fast Company. La medida reduce una vía para copiar voces literarias reconocibles, aunque aún podrían usarse descripciones de estilo para rodearla.

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