OpenAI has changed ChatGPT’s operating rules.

The chatbot now refuses to generate text that exactly replicates the style or authorial voice of well-known writers.

Instead, the service offers to write original text that conveys the general mood, genre, or specific creative characteristics, but without directly imitating a particular author.

➡️ These changes are likely related to legal disputes over copyright. The company is seeking to reduce the risk of intellectual property infringement, although the debate over the limits of AI’s use in creative work continues.