New Court Filings in the Times Copyright Case Against OpenAI and Microsoft
The New York Times argues in its lawsuit that OpenAI and Microsoft used publishers' copyrighted articles to train artificial intelligence systems.
New documents have been submitted in the copyright lawsuit The New York Times brought against OpenAI and Microsoft. In the case, the newspaper claims the two companies infringed publishers' copyrighted material by using their articles to train artificial intelligence models.
According to the Times, the filings touch on copyright law alongside culture and sports. The details of the arguments, and the responses from the defendants, are set out in the newspaper's own report.
The information available here covers only the central claim of the case: that news content was used as training data without permission. The content of any reply from OpenAI or Microsoft to these filings is not included in the source.
Read the full story at The New York Times.
