oh yes, but they were there and the phone was coming out of their mouth. silverman lights alone. did these experiments were ordered by military authorities in washington. i used to work with people my university that had connections with the lab. one was on the ministry of economic development. they were telling me how this project started, the u. s. navy fracture atkins, the logical labs when silverman discovered who was behind the lab and its secret experiments had already caused many casualties. the public, they called for an immediate end, submitted the agreements between georgia and the us. this program was not a agreement between georgia and the united states. it was, there was a one sided in position that they said you want to do. this was like because shortly off to these statements, old major us and european use agencies stop working with silverman and president suckers release administration, saying to him as well. i wrote some articles, publish them and local media. i gave interviews to georgia newspapers. and actually everybody jumped on me, the embassy wrote in their

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it's called care located, i think, in russian and georgia. jeffrey silverman, his career, flourished until 2011, when he saw a story on george and tv, about a new us biological lab, open 70 kilometers from to be see in the village of like see of come to the new the losers as well. but if i just give us some sort of really set up what they do, and you've gotten the option of assigning him to be the most of the never the as an allow me to cosco some of the edits or the little get off the silverman to sit down to find out what the bar to is out to is very 1st finding shall to right behind me. there's a village near the airport where the workers, for the repository used to working with the military barracks. and people were getting sick all the time. there was a thursday or from the lab. were living here for got sick to died. but what did they dialed? oh, they said food poisoning. oh yes. but they were there and the phone was coming out of their mouth, silver moonlight to learn that these experiments were ordered by military authorities in washington. i used to work with people my univer

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they were telling me how this project started checking the logical labs, when silverman discovered who was behind the lab, ended secret experiments at over the cause many casualties. the public, they called for an immediate end to military agreements between this program was not a agreement between georgia and the united states. it was, there was a one sided in position that they said you want to do this seems like because shortly off to these statements, old major us and european use agencies stop working with residents august release administration site to him as well. i wrote some articles, top, publish them, and local media. i gave interviews to george and newspapers, and actually everybody jumped on me. the embassy wrote in their reports and press releases, as the silverman is not to be trusting the nasa t. the truthfulness of his information is in question. despite the backlash, he continued investigating those who didn't want the us journalist to go public with his discoveries. we entered soon enough as a result of this, i've been kidnapped off the street. the look at the lower

mister silverman is not to be trusted. the nasa t, the truthfulness of his information is in question. despite the backlash, he continued investigating those who didn't want the us journalist to go public with his discoveries. we entered soon enough as a result of this, i've been kidnapped off the street the. and if you look at the lower level is basically the crown, the flagship, the crown 0 of a network of laboratories in smaller labs in armenia as your vision center, asia, africa was that email local reveals was concealed behind the high walls of the bios center which i see it there. yeah. the la maya bush has to be the bus. the parent being from the youngest is getting most of the the up. it was easy. really reasonable. yeah. the sooner the better one little more true. you know, 100 to the, the, the, the new or just conjunction. well yeah. so it's on level to do. sure. sure. but it's a family member who is this printer wirelessly, the bidding centrals, the us journalist, special cushion, the swami. as low as an investi

silverman says they used her words without her approval.o the future of artificial intelligence. sarah, how could this present a serious legal challenge to the content used by ai tools? explain what's going on here. >> so, when you take a look at these big artificial intelligence platforms, they need to train their algorithms off of something. typically they're going off large data sets. in this case, sarah silverman and two other authors are alleging that meta and open ai leveraged data sets that included their work, meaning it included their books without their permission. they say when they presented summaries of their books to users, they didn't explain any of the copyright information. it's a big deal because if these companies are found legally liable for illegally cruising this information, it would change how they can train their algorithms to make their stuff useful to consumers. the challenge is long term we'll see so many of these court cases play out in order to understand to what extent they other breaking copyright law. >> the

david silverman is a professor of history at george washington university. make sure that i say you got your masters of william and mary because that is sam's alma mater so he wants to make sure we get that in your princeton phd, so you get a little bit of props for both places. and the most recent book which we will share with you in the follow-up note is called "this land is their land: the wampanoag indians, plymouth colony, and the troubled history of thanksgiving." the book was published in 2019 and professor silverman has become sort of one of the go to scholars as thanksgiving comes around. so we are extremely honored that he has decided to devote his time and talent to us right now for the next hour, and so we are delighted too move forward professor silverman, tell us the real story of thanksgiving. >> i will do my best, and thank you for that introduction. i'm honored to be here with all of you so we can think together about these issues. i'm going to put up a slide presentation now to accompany my comments, if you will bear with me for just a mome

sarah silverman and the two authors have filed lawsuits. their books are copyrighted, and they say the companies used their material without their authorization to teach the chat bots. to get a better understanding i talked with santa clara law professor who specializes in copyright cases. >> and the question is whether copying for purposes of training data is a fair use. then there's a question, the outputs, whether what it generates is too similar to a copyrighted work that is one of the ones it ingested. >> definitely could be a landmark case. are the companies responding to sarah silvermen and this lawsuit? >> meta responded to us and said they have no comment. we're waiting to hear back from open ai. i did speak with her attorneys by phone today. they say that they have nothing against the technology, but they want to make sure the artists and the authors who generate the works are treated fairly. they say just because the tech is new or emerging doesn't mean they get to steal protected content and trample on copyright laws. this is a

sarah silverman filed a lawsuit against a chat. gpt is maker and gpt ultimately saying that, you know, if you google, if you type in google me going artificial intelligence, gpt and putin. sarah silverman book reveal. give you direct excerpts. so she feels that her book has been fed and in her book is copyrighted. and this may be the beginning of a start of a good fight eyes going to need to undergo. but how is that? what is cost? how would that happen? like? because i i do like to look sometimes a preview of a book. >> and there's not much out there. so how would that happen? how her book get on there? how can they do that? >> well, there's going to called a riscover, saying they're a big investment right now in my world of investments. and if any data that you can put into chat ai model language model in the feed, the whole text of the member at it's going to say, hey, here's a sarah silverman joke. she wants to be paid for her jokes and ash doesn't want to be ripped off 100 oaks. >> it's could be an interesting legal case and it

so i can show silverman believes luca buys and his activities in georgia resulted in sporadic anthrax outbreaks in the region. which i saw michelle pulled the picture day and pretty much a bit off as such as you're done with the machine called the should the guy to should do this vehicle? is it the economic options? are we have and trucks in georgia where we don't have it and trucks? only example, in the laboratory, we have and tracks and the walls and herds of cattle in the soviet union, the deadly disease was practically eradicated. in the caucuses livestock was vaccinated. and you use the image and again, i'm a new, it's just other people, but i cool with but any this continued until the early 2 thousands. when american military biologists arrived in georgia and they stopped the vaccination program. the government didn't, in order to see how the end tracks would evolve in new generations, more resistance, antibiotics, and which your ultimate use as a biological military weapons controls. you'd be able to just get on with that stuff we've got as far as you notice quarterly stuff. si

is the copyright infringement sarah silverman and others are suing over the bots, and of course thiss not just an issue for meta and open a.i. but questions the copyright lawsuits, and they are probably only just beginning. rbc writes, we're also keeping our antenna up for the data points, and it seems like the risk antenna is up more broadly on wall street look at chatgpt monthly traffic, it fell for the first time in june visitors declined as well as the amount of times users spent on the site google, microsoft and deed have under performed. guys, just as we are getting into the second quarter earnings season, a lot of the wall street notes i have been reading this morning talking about how a.i. may not be relied on the same way as it has the last quarterly earnings reports >> just to understand the allegation here. do we know what sarah silverman says they have used, quotes or what >> she said it was the entire book there's summary websites on the internet that take passages from that, and she says then the chatgpt as well as meta takes some of that in a separate lawsuit, and take

what they can use, but they have what is it does show a partial and that i needed to, so i can show silverman believes luca buys and his activities in georgia resulted in sporadic and strikes, outbreaks in the region which i saw michelle pulled up in the same day and part of my check, but also such as should the machine color the should the guy gutter should do this vehicle? is it the economic options are we have and tracks in georgia where we don't have it and tracks only it's sample in the laboratory, you have and tracks and the walls and herds of cattle in the soviet union, the deadly disease was practically eradicated in the caucuses livestock was vaccinated, but anyway, i'm a senior to, it's just other people, but a goal is by me or this continued until the early 2, thousands. when american military biologists arrived in georgia and they stopped the vaccination program, the government didn't in order to see how the end tracks would evolve in new generations, more resistance to antibiotics. and which is ultimately to use as a biological, military weapons faggots. all should be able to add

s . department of defense, silverman, and try to tell the world about these dangerous experiments to see what kind of diseases and what kind of community they have. they are designing ways to take get sick, they can help them, but the people who have a minute the they can have a virus that is stronger than their immunity bodies investigation into the victims of the deliberately banned tests was never published by any major europeans on us publication struck a science, so gonna have different level of josh. uh you show a new provides you as near the slip to any time you know, it's like what your misquoted you he is like on the enter the, i think i thought if bringing why the interest here is that the one you care and concern one of them or what i cheer, turn them off, even though i, the specific needs are down here, but it was easy and guys to your company i have to mention is 0. is that the use of running running uh you for was usually what they can use, but they able to show additional a mentally, lucy, so i can show silverman believes luca buys and his activities in georgia to let

elana: fred silverman, who was running programming at cbs, said we're gonna get rid of the shows thatre the most highly rated, and replace them with shows that they thought would be more appealing to that younger audience. they changed the face of television. my name is norman lear. until 1971, he was a very successful, if largely unheralded producer/writer in hollywood. but then he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his "all in the family." gilligan: norman lear and bud yorkin created absolutely iconic shows. shales: they revolutionized not only cbs, but all of american television. our world is coming crumbling down. the coons are coming. to use language like that on tv was just unheard of, but it really captured a certain moment. archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. yeah, this is only a beginning, but i think it's wonderful. well, let's see how wonderful it is when the watermelon rinds come flying out the window. it scared me when i first saw "all in the family" a little bit. i thought, "they b

running uh you pro, as you can use, but that, but it does show a partial and literally a 2 2nd shop. silverman, the leaves, luca buys and his activities in georgia, resulted in sporadic and strikes, outbreaks in the region, which i saw michelle pulled the picture day and put a watch app it off as such as you're done with the machine code the should the guy gutter should do this vehicle, is it the economic options are we have and tracks in georgia where we don't have it and trucks. only example, in the laboratory, you have and tracks and the walls and herds of cattle in the soviet union, the deadly disease was practically eradicated. in the caucuses, livestock was vaccinated english and again, i'm a senior to it's just other people. but a cool way is by me, this continued until the early 2 thousands. when american military biologists arrived in georgia. and they stopped the vaccination program, the government didn't in order to see how the end tracks would evolve in new generations more resistant to antibiotics. and which is ultimately to use as a biological military web faggots, all should be

so basically sarah silverman is suing over the training data that was used for these platforms.his is probably going to be the beginning of many, right? >> so many cases. so until we can figure out how we're going to legislate ai, most of this is going to be left to the courts to figure out how we interpret our current laws to be able to fit this new technology. what sarah silverman is suing for is she's saying these companies like open ai and meta used my copyrighted work to train their algorithms i want to get paid. i want money for that. these celebrities are trying to set a precedent so other artist's work aren't going to be abused. but it's interesting to note again, pamela, these are pretty serious lawsuits that are going to be filed in courts all throughout the country as we try to figure out what's going to happen. >> these companies say, look, it's fair use. we should be able to use this. the copyright office said that works from artificial intelligence is not copyrighted. it raises all kinds of questions of who do you hold accountable in these cases. >> totally. >> ful

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with his outlook on the company, former nbc universal co-chair ben silverman.ou. wall street leading into this report has been giving netflix a ton of credit for being kind of the undisputed leader, having basically everything that it would take to withstand this tough environment, the head start in streaming, the amount of content they have in the tank to go against the writers' strike, just in general this pricing power and a new ad tier. so, did anything change in all of that with what we heard last night from the company >> i'm content creator, not a stock expert, but i read those numbers and was so impressed 5.8 million subscribers added and i see, you know, just a giant business with over 223 million people paying every single month to subscribe to the service. it's, you know, bigger than multiple super bowls every single week, watching the service. so, i'm service. i'm impressed with the platform. they're profitable and they are a great partner to supply as a producer, creator and production company. and i do think between their huge international progra

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. >>> comedian sarah silverman is suing open ai and meta or copyright infringement. she said their chat bots would train using one of her books without her permission. two other authors joined the class action suit alleging their books were used by many tech companies without credit or compensation. >>> mark zuckerberg says it now has 100 worldwide users despite it not being able in the european union. twitter has about 350 million worldwide. twitter threatened to sue meta for stealing trade secrets. meta says there says no basis for those claims. >>> months after the historic collapses of multiple bay area banks, the federal reserve is starting to lay blame. san francisco fed president mary daly said today regulators were far too slow to take action. that's what caused silicon valley bank to fail in march and first republic bank to fail in april. those are the second and third largest bank failures in u.s. history. the fed is proposing stricter capital requirements on banks and it's leaning toward more rate hikes to defeat inflation. mary daly says rate hikes could

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t amy wu silverman is with us. amy, it has been a painful year if you are trading options throughout the first half. >> yeah, that's right, becky one of the stats i like to share is year to date when you look at every option sdtrategy availabl to you overweighting. you have been better off owning the s&p coming in at 15% relative the other option strategies which managed to un underperform this year >> that is disheartening if you research this and if you had done nothing and indexed it, i would have made more do you think that continues in the second half or are things shifting here? >> yeah, i would say two things about that that is interesting. the first is it hasn't stopped people from continuing to sell volatility to harvest that premium. second, this is a year-to-date number however, last year, there was out performance in option strategy i think it really is coming to a point where we don't know where the second half looks like especially with the outperformance year to date. >> you point to murphy's law mur

why should a school-aged child with the name of saint silverman identify more with the pilgrims and indiansand student is unlikely to defend from either group and defendants of both groups are fellow americans. if the student is taught to think of both pilgrims and indians like a historian, more passionately as they instead of asas we might be a step toward critical understanding of the past in which all the actors can be seen as more fully human and the virtues and shortcomings one would expect to find in any population. at the same time, the student is taught to think more inclusively aware of associated risk of appropriation might be a step toward a more compassionate culture. if the public continues to associate covid indian relations withth india and i don't think e need to, the least we can do is try to get the stories great. imagineim instead of trafficking in the mythical things given, we as a country reckoned with the story as told by james. i'm not naÏve, i know the challenges are significant many levels.ls a number of americans are uncomfortable with the native american house. it

before his distinguished career as a litigator, he clerked for justice lauren silverman for the u.s. court of appeals the d.c. circuit and for just an incident scalia and served as chief counsel of the u.s. senate subcommittee on the constitution, federalism, and property rights. the honorable edward meets the third award is told -- bestowed by our organization annually was upheld the rule of law in adverse political challenges was given to paul this year to receive the award because he has twice shown them compliance with a prestigious law firm when the leftist mob demand he dropped a client who no longer deserve his representation. an ethical lawyer would remain loyal to his clients as paul has done but we all know that is not an is a choice to make particularly in today's overheated and vitriolic environment. in 2011, paul resigned from king and spalding when it decided to abandon its representation of the house of representatives as they sought to defend the defense of marriage act. paul wrote to the firm, representation should not be abandoned because a client's legal position i

joining us now is amy wu silverman. what do you think? amy: this is a loaded question. think the way i would frame that in terms of markets is i think the fed thinks that in the market does not necessarily. it is sort of a game of chicken, that is why the data points are so critical. we cannot wink and say maybe we are ok with inflation it 3% instead of 2%. the fed has to continue on that path to keep the markets in line for what they want to do to fight inflation. guy: what is the cell up into tomorrow's number? amy: you would think it would be critical, and i think it is in terms of information we are going to get. in terms of volatility, there has been an absolute pummeling of volatility in terms of implied volatility as well as realized. if you are looking at what investors are doing, they continue to sell the volatility. alix: you are mentioning the market does not believe the fed will have to kill wages to get inflation at 2%. does the market believe the fed will stop at 3% instead, and does that explained the attitude into cpi? amy: this is something i am struggl

alix: that was amy wu silverman talking yesterday. is it time to buy duration, as inflation peaked? callie cox. what do you think? callie: good question to start off. i like what ira jersey said about it being a trade versus investment. that's an important distinction here. if it is a trade, probably not, especially when economic data still looks strong, inflation not quite back to 2%. we have been saying this for months now, it may be smart to start looking at those longer-term assets. they are cheaper. they got hammered hard in 2022. at least four bonds, if you are looking for more conservative long dated assets, this could be a good hedge if we end up in recession. guy: we were talking about this earlier, trying to understand what is happening here. it comes down to whether or not you think the fed will ultimately be able to get inflation down to 2% and get it to stay there. do you think inflation is beat at this point, will come back to target, or living with higher inflation for a little bit longer? callie: i would say probably don't take the w this yet. i am not willing to unt

. >> i learned from somebody on the other ideological spectrum, sarah silverman a brilliant comedianarned from her like how to get to serial and potentially outrageous material was something very offensive and able to get to it and get the audience to be okay with it but how she gets there, she's one of the greatest of all times. >> she understands they are going to the left, to. >> they are going to go after everybody, that's the thing, you have to buy all ideology, all of it or you are out. >> i know you care about the country which means you care about politics. >> i like the fact that anyone talking outside of the mainstream political ideas, i don't agree with all the stuff but he says something important, american political debates are allowed to have interesting discussion and maybe potentially contentious discussion about this amount of subjects. if you step outside, they will be attacked and real power structures and things so the fact that rfk talks about all of the world getting shut down by a small group of people and an industry pharmaceutical industry which is the real d

. >> shout-out to silverman's. neighborhood san rafael. mexican chocolate flavor to die for. >> yum. a good day to get ice cream today. >> where everybody is headed. if not the beach to the ice cream shop. head to our microclimate forecast. there are more serious details to let you know about with the heat. not only california, the bay area, under the excessive heat. a lot of states around the southwest. dangerous conditions, a lot to watch out for. heat has become the number one heat -- weather fatality in the last couple years. definitely a weekend to pay attention to the forecast. a heat advisory. it doesn't apply to the immediate coast or east bay shoreline but does for rest of us lasting into tomorrow at 11:00 p.m. a lot of time to go. reducing time you spend outdoors, and if you can get around done before 10:00, 11:00 a.m., the sweet spot. could see with heat increase for heat-related illnesses. perfect picture, poor air quality seeing at this hour in dublin. east bay and santa clara valley unhealthy for those prone to becoming ill w

reggie: sarah silverman is suing meta over copyright infringement. she says they use a training tool for their chatbot's. two other authors have also joined that lawsuit. they claim their books reduced by companies without credit or composition. a major shift in the social media ban scape, new numbers are showing how many people are joining meta's new app and how it might be unraveling twitter. threads has amassed 100 million users since it debuted last week. that is about one third of twitter's current users leaking threads the fastest growing app ever. threads is owned by the company that owns facebook and instagram. you have the chance to become a billionaire. the combined jackpot for the powerball and mega millions are growing with $1.2 billion. kumasi: there is another mega millions drawing tonight. although there was no jackpot winner in the powerball, amanda del castillo you his life in san jose where someone did take home a good amount of money. reporter: friends because someone here purchased a ticket at this specific gas station which match

a scriptwriter anymore but as an editor for a script that ai generated, and interestingly sarah silvermanther are spearheading a lawsuit wher they are suing the big studios think the reason you have the compilation ai does is that the use my content, that the reason ai mathematica generates this content is because that has mined the internet for the content. it was my content to begin with the senility is just a derivative but it goes to this new streaming ecosystem is sort of undermined a lot of these gu salaries and the question is wh cares and also america probably doesn't because to your point, i'm fine watching reruns of the same stuff that i'm fine read again i'm watching some youtube video. these guys say i'm an artist an this is my carafe. they tend to care all hole a lo more than we do. >> i think that was on purpose. no one asks you any questions. i know what is going on here. >> i'm on your side. >> literally identical. >> the last hundred years you took those born outside america's country and they talked about american movies influence them to un-american way of life that i h

. >> the story goes that by the time that episode had aired, fred silverman who was in charge of cbsid, get that woman her own show. ♪ >> that was not your all-american family. >> maybe you're getting senile in your old age. >> thank you, darling. i only hope i live long enough to become a burden to you. >> maude is an independent, strong woman who speaks her mind. she was married to her fourth husband, walter, played by bill macy. >> i don't have time to fix your breakfast. here, have some cold knockwurst. >> loved their combative relationship. i still to this day, if somebody pisses me off, i'll say, "god will get you for that, walter." >> god will get you for that, walter. >> "maude" was really the first time that we saw such a fiercely independent woman who wasn't afraid to speak her mind at the center of a family sitcom. >> maude had a maid, florida, who was a great character. her husband made an appearance. >> i am proud of you, florida, it's just that i don't want you to be a maid no more. >> your mother was a maid, that's how your brothers got through school and you got to be

comedian sarah silverman is suing metta and openai over copyright infringement should she says the chatbot'se trained on one of her books without her permission. two other authors, christopher golden and richard cadre also have joined the class action suit. they allege their books were among many used by tech companies without consent, credit or compensation. >> coming up next, how the city of san jose wants to use it official intelligence and community input to build a better, safer bay area. >> there has been no evidence to suggest thus far any private or confidential information of employees or members of the public have been breached or compromised. >> tonight, what seems safe and what does not following a cyber attack on the city of hayward. >> this is abc seven 20 47. -- 24/7. >> live in san francisco, live in the south bay. >> life in oakland. >> you are watching abc seven live. >> anytime anywhere. >> we are. >> we are. >> we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc 7 bay area streaming out. join us and start watching. a super thin,

. >> later, ben silverman on whether the amazon cost cuts should take place. >>> let's take a check of the markets. it's the yield curve that's the story in today's session the two-year yield hitting its highest levels since 2007. this is a fresh cycle high the ten-year also going up it's that spread that's of concern. it's a five-year offering another place for investors to go as an alternative to stocks that's concerning here also, of course, that's a damper on valuations. that's exactly what we're seeing play out in the market today with s&p down by more than 1% at this point. >> premarket was already negative and then we got the labor data, claims about a two-week high. obviously, adp double expectations hasn't been too many firms changing their estimate for tomorrow, but adding that line, there is upside risk to our estimate. >> i think what's interesting about the market suggestion of the jobs data, it came in indicating a stronger jobs market and yet we've already priced fully a rate hike in july the move in november is hardly anything so, you know, it's what new did we know? th

jim colucci: the story goes that by the time that episode had aired, fred silverman, who was in charged norman lear and said, get that woman her own show. ♪ and then there's maude... ♪ ♪ and then there's maude! ♪ ♪ that uncompromisin', enterprisin', ♪ ♪ anything but tranquilizin', ♪ ♪ right on maude! ♪ adrienne barbeau: it was not your all-american family. carol: you're getting senile in your old age. maude: thank you darling. i only hope i live long enough to become a burden to you. adrienne barbeau: maude is an independent strong woman who speaks her mind. she was married to her fourth husband, walter, played by bill macy. maude: i don't have time to fix you your breakfast! here, have some cold knackwurst. eric mccormick: i loved their combative relationship. i still to this day if somebody pisses me off i'll say, "god'll get you for that walter." maude: god'll get you for that walter. k mez: maude was really the first time that we saw such a fiercely independent woman who wasn't afraid to speak her mind at the center of a family sitcom. norman lear: maude had a maid florida who was

sararah silverman filed lawsusu againstt meta and opepen ai..r permission. the class action lawsuits were filed in san francisco federal court last friday. so far, neither meto nor open ai have issued any comment. >>> a south bay couple accused of running an unlicensed back room botox clinic is due to appear in court. prosecutors say they illegally injected patients from their san jose home. authorities arrested them in may. they are charged with practicing medicine without a license. >>> if you are starting to feel the heat, you are not alone. kari hall has our forecast to show us where temperatures are starting to spike. >> take a look at our temperatures. it's going to be heating up more for the inland valleys with dublin headed for 89. 91 in concord. mountainview, 81 today. 75 in san mateo. mild in san francisco. a weak ocean breeze keeps some of the areas protected from the high heat we are going to see in the inland areas. oakland tomorrow reaches 73. then you head over to dublin and it's 83. fairfield reaching 90. see the same in morgan h

. >>> comedian sarah silverman is part of a new lawsuit accusing meta and chatgpt's open ai of copyright infringement. the two separate class action lawsuits claim that the content created by the comic was used to train the chatbots without her permission. that includes "the bed wetter". so far meta and open ai are not commenting. >>> an inside look at the southern california home that went viral for its location. so this so-called troll house sits under the bridge in alhambra. the one-bedroom, one-bathroom home went viral when it went up for sale a few months ago. our l.a. sister station just spoke with the real estate agent and the new owner, who says as soon as it listed, it launched a bidding war. >> it was listed for $249,950, so just $50 less than $250,000. it sold for $430,000 even. >> it could be the next walt disney and have an amusement park with bungee jumping and zip lining and all that. >> you have to get permits for that. >> bungee jumping into that little space? the owner also talking about he's taking some ideas on what to do with the property, along with ideas of a touri

jim colucci: the story goes that by the time that episode had aired, fred silverman, who was in charged norman lear and said, get that woman her own show. ♪ and then there's maude... ♪ ♪ and then there's maude! ♪ ♪ that uncompromisin', enterprisin', ♪ ♪ anything but tranquilizin', ♪ ♪ right on maude! ♪ adrienne barbeau: it was not your all-american family. carol: you're getting senile in your old age. maude: thank you darling. i only hope i live long enough to become a burden to you. adrienne barbeau: maude is an independent strong woman who speaks her mind. she was married to her fourth husband, walter, played by bill macy. maude: i don't have time to fix you your breakfast! here, have some cold knackwurst. eric mccormick: i loved their combative relationship. i still to this day if somebody pisses me off i'll say, "god'll get you for that walter." maude: god'll get you for that walter. patrick gomez: maude was really the first time that we saw such a fiercely independent woman who wasn't afraid to speak her mind at the center of a family sitcom. norman lear: maude had a maid florida

. >>> also comedian sara silverman and richard kedri and christopher golden are suing meta for copyrighthe companies used their books to train their ai language models which replicate human conversation. the lawsuits seek unspecified monetary damages on behalf of a nationwide class of copyright owners who were whose works were allegedly inn frigid. meta and open ai have not responded to request for comment. >>> 27-year-old christopher eubanks continues a stunning surge at wimbledon today, the american beating the world's number five player stefanos tsitsipas to punch his ticket to the quarterfinals. eubanks openly doubted if he would be able to continue his professional tennis career at all, even took a job as a commentator on the tennis channel while continuing to play in a few tournament. he will now take on daniel medvedev in a quarter final match. >> still a shot for us, jim. still a chance we can make it. >>> so the material girl is coming back to the concert stage. we have new details on her health scare and her comeback when we return. [announcer] if you're thinking about earning

. >> actress and comedian sarah silverman is suing meta over copyrighted. >> you're using it to trainhat bots. >> i think in the future we should expect to see a lot more lawsuits like that. ♪ >>> he did not do it! >> oh my. >> he will hang on and win the 2023 t mobile home run derby. congratulations to vlad. he and his dad both home run derby champions. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. a lot of news this morning, but i do want to know, vladimir guerrero jr. winning the home run derby like his father in 2007. i'm sure this is what you were thinking about last night. you were at an ai class, i was watching the home run derby. >> you have input to add on that. much more than i do. >>> but before we get to baseball and the home run derby and probably a little more ai, we have a lot of news, including what we have been following all morning that crucial nato summit in lithuania is under way. president biden huddling with allied leaders as the war in ukraine rages on. the high-stakes summit comes after the huge announcement that turkey will allow swede on the join the alliance. >> it's a magi