OpenAI Accuses New York Times of Hacking ChatGPT in Lawsuit

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OpenAI accuses The New York Times of paying someone to "hack" ChatGPT to generate verbatim paragraphs from its articles, while denying that ChatGPT could bypass paywalls. OpenAI has asked the court to dismiss the case, claiming the NYT abused its chatbot by tricking the software into regurgitating training data. The NYT's lead counsel called the hacking allegations "bizarre" and stated that OpenAI's copying is much larger than what was set forth in the complaint. The dispute revolves around allegations of unauthorized use of copyrighted content and the monitoring of user input and output by OpenAI.
- OpenAI claims New York Times paid someone to 'hack' ChatGPT The Register
- OpenAI accuses New York Times of hacking AI models in copyright lawsuit Cointelegraph
- OpenAI Moves to Dismiss New York Times Suit, Alleging 'Hack' The Wall Street Journal
- OpenAI alleges New York Times 'hacked' ChatGPT for lawsuit evidence CNBC
- OpenAI claims the Times cheated to get ChatGPT to regurgitate articles The Verge
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