Bing Image Creator violates Disney copyright
Bing Image Creator violates Disney copyright
Occurred: October-November 2023
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Disney cracked down on Microsoft's AI image creator system after users created posters featuring their dogs as the stars of Pixar Studio films, violating the media company's intellectual property.
It appears the Walt Disney Co pressed Microsoft to limit the creation of images relating to its name and image once it discovered that the technology company's DALL-E-powered image generator, launched in October 2023, had been used to produce images incorporating the Disney logo.
Earlier reports had shown that Bing Image Creator appeared to have few guardrails and could be used more or less at will, freely generating images such as Disney's Mickey Mouse wearing bomb-covered vests and perpetrating the 9/11 terror attacks.
Commentators speculated there may also be an 'unresolved issue' concerning whether Disney’s content was used to train the AI models, and over reproducing copyrighted material.
Operator: Microsoft; OpenAI
Developer: Microsoft; OpenAI
Country: Global
Sector: Media/entertainment/sports/arts
Purpose: Generate images
Technology: Text-to-image; Generative adversarial network (GAN); Neural network; Deep learning; Machine learning
Issue: Copyright; Safety
https://boingboing.net/2023/11/17/microsofts-bing-cant-stop-people-from-generating-mickey-mouse.html
https://www.ft.com/content/64958031-6d7b-4c2c-aeb3-d4df0b04ae32
https://uk.pcmag.com/ai/149709/microsoft-tweaks-bing-image-creator-after-users-create-disney-posters
https://www.thewrap.com/microsoft-cracks-down-disney-logo-ai-dogs-social-media/
https://futurism.com/the-byte/microsoft-lobotomizes-bing-ai
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Type: Incident
Published: November 2023