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OpenAI's ChatGPT has begun blocking requests to replicate the writing styles of famous authors, opting instead to produce text that captures similar themes while maintaining its own voice. This change affects both living and deceased authors, with a recent analysis highlighting the model's compliance with style-copying requests for deceased authors.
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OpenAI's ChatGPT has begun blocking requests to replicate the writing styles of famous authors, opting instead to produce text that captures similar themes while maintaining its own voice. This change affects both living and deceased authors, with a recent analysis highlighting the model's compliance with style-copying requests for deceased authors.
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