Will Open AI be sued by Studio Ghibli or block Ghibification in 2025?

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This market resolves to YES if Studio Ghibli or one of its employees, current or former, files a lawsuit against OpenAI or one of its users, specifically alleging copyright infringement, such as for images used in training data or image generation, before the market close date.

Also resolves YES if Ghibification becomes no longer possible without jailbreaks, and with such jailbreaks being actively removed.

Otherwise, it resolves to NO.

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If they have ChatGPT answer Ghiblification requests by saying "I can't do that, but I can do<insert description of style> and then does it anyway in similar quality as right now, does that count as blocking?

@Wott No

opened a Ṁ300 NO at 30% order

I'd put like 50% that he'll like it.

I think the second criterion is pretty likely but is not obvious from the title, so maybe you could revise the market title?

@Conflux I feel like they are the same thing? OpenAI would only remove the feature if they are being sued or have strong evidence they are about to be?

@TonyGao I don’t think that’s true at all. Some people online are already saying they can’t ghiblify.

@Conflux consensus seems to be that's a glitch, not openai deciding to change direction and implementing a policy of anti ghiblification. But I'm open to suggestions to what the title should be instead