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Slightly off-topic: Is it legal to call your company whatever you want in the US? For example, could I create a company called "Free food for everyone" but then
by diggan 2y ago
Slightly off-topic: Is it legal to call your company whatever you want in the US? For example, could I create a company called "Free food for everyone" but then charge for the food I'm offering? Or a company called "The only non-poisoned cupcakes in NYC"?
Seemingly, OpenAI does everything they can do prevent competitors or helping anyone else but their investors/shareholders, but at one point someone has to have enough influence/smarts to get them to change the name, right?
- gs17 2y ago> "The only non-poisoned cupcakes in NYC"? The issue would more likely be from the implication about your competitors than the false claim in general.
- vasco 2y agoOpenAI is against this bill, as written in the article.
- gus_massa 2y agoHere in Argentina had a sunfloer oil brand that claimed to be cholesterol free (never claimed to be the only one). Anyway they were forced to add a small remark that says "like all vegetable oils".
- gs17 2y agoA bit like non-GMO, gluten free salt.