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ChatGPT Starts Blocking Direct Requests to Copy an Author's Style

via Ars Technica·Jul 27

OpenAI has begun refusing prompts that ask ChatGPT to write in a named author's voice, though testers found the model still captures a similar feeling through indirect requests. The change carries legal implications as courts weigh whether style itself can be appropriated.

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