ChatGPT and DALL-E: Sell Your Creative Thinking with AI - Limitation 3: Output Can Be Plagiarized and Biased

The video tutorial discusses the importance of understanding the source of content to avoid infringement issues, especially in the context of deep learning algorithms that may inadvertently produce outputs resembling existing works. It highlights a case involving Getty Images to illustrate potential pitfalls. The tutorial advises using plagiarism detectors and reverse image searches to safeguard against plagiarism. It also emphasizes the need to recognize and correct biases in AI systems to prevent perpetuating them.

What is a potential risk of using AI-generated content without verifying its source?

• Improved creativity

• Infringement on protected works

• Faster content creation

• Enhanced accuracy

In the Getty Images case, what was a notable issue with the AI-generated content?

• It was too colorful

• It was too simplistic

• It was too abstract

• It included a recognizable logo

What tool is recommended for checking plagiarism in written content?

• Microsoft Word

• Adobe Acrobat

• Grammarly

• Photoshop

How can you check for plagiarism in visual content?

• Using a spell checker

• Conducting a reverse image search

• Using a grammar checker

• Reading the content aloud

Why is it important to identify and correct biases in AI systems?

• To increase system speed

• To ensure fair and unbiased outputs

• To reduce system costs

• To enhance user interface