NYT Amends Suit, Alleges Microsoft Built Custom AI Supercomputer to Train on Times Content

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The New York Times moves to amend its copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, arguing Microsoft actively aided training AI on NYT works via a bespoke supercomputer and that a recent Supreme Court ruling sharpens the standard for contributory infringement; two other claims are being dropped, while the core accusation that the training harmed NYT’s business and was conducted without permission remains, with OpenAI defending fair use.
- NYT slams Microsoft for building copyright-infringing supercomputer for OpenAI Ars Technica
- The New York Times Amends Lawsuit Against OpenAI and Microsoft The New York Times
- Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, WEHCO join lawsuit against OpenAI, Microsoft The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
- OpenAI, Microsoft Sued by Publishers for Scraping Articles (1) Bloomberg Law News
- OpenAI and Microsoft Sued for Mass Copyright Infringement by News Publisher Coalition Yahoo
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