A forthcoming decision whether to weaken a powerful shield protecting internet companies could have implications for artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT.
, or Bard from Alphabet's Google should be protected from legal claims like defamation or privacy violations, according to technology and legal experts.
The case is only one facet of an emerging conversation about whether Section 230 immunity should apply to AI models trained on troves of existing online data but capable of producing original works. The technology industry has pushed to preserve Section 230 despite bipartisan opposition to the immunity. They said tools like ChatGPT operate like search engines, directing users to existing content in response to a query.
Some experts forecast that courts may take a middle ground, examining the context in which the AI model generated a potentially harmful response.
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