NYT claims OpenAI knew its AI could threaten publishers
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The New York Times argues in a court filing that OpenAI copied millions of copyrighted articles to train its AI, despite acknowledging this posed an existential threat to publishers and was driven by commercial gain. OpenAI contends training on publicly available content is fair use and that its models transform material rather than substitute for publishers, with Microsoft named as a co-defendant in the case.
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