OpenAI Sanctions Fight
News publishers ask a judge to punish OpenAI over alleged evidence withholding.
Summary
The New York Times, the Daily News, the Chicago Tribune, Ziff Davis and 13 other publishers asked a federal judge to sanction OpenAI, saying the company withheld evidence in their copyright lawsuits over ChatGPT. The motion says OpenAI misrepresented its ability to search customer chat logs and training datasets for the publishers’ copyrighted articles. The disputed evidence includes records of users prompting ChatGPT to reproduce paywalled news content. The cases accuse OpenAI of infringing copyrights by using news articles to train generative AI models and by producing outputs that replicate protected journalism.
The Coverage
Every side is telling the same story.
report the story without an explicit viewpoint — no competing angles emerged from outlets across the spectrum.
Get tomorrow's edition
Every side of today's biggest stories, free in your inbox each morning.