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OpenAI Hits Back at The New York Times Lawsuit, Calls It ‘Without Merit’ and Affirms Support for Journalism

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Boston, MA – OpenAI has responded to a lawsuit filed against it by The New York Times, calling it “without merit” and expressing support for journalism and partnerships with news organizations. The lawsuit accuses OpenAI and Microsoft of using millions of articles to train their AI tools. In a blog post, the makers of ChatGPT stated that the Times was not telling the full story. OpenAI claims to have been working with the Times on a “high-value partnership” regarding attribution within ChatGPT responses. OpenAI explained that the Times’ content did not significantly contribute to the … Read more

Jury Selection Kickstarts Trial for Alleged Crime Boss Michael Miske in Honolulu

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HONOLULU (AP) — The process of selecting a jury has commenced in the trial of Michael Miske, accused of being the head of a prominent crime organization in Honolulu. This trial, which will determine Miske’s fate, marks an important milestone in the city’s battle against organized crime. Miske, who is known as a powerful figure in the local underworld, is facing multiple charges, including racketeering, murder, and drug offenses. If convicted, he could face a substantial prison sentence. The significance of this trial extends beyond Miske himself, as it sheds light on the broader issue … Read more

Controversial Colorado Ped Patrol Sparks Concerns Over Vigilante Tactics

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LONGMONT, Colo. (AP) — Adam Niman found himself in a dangerous situation when he was featured on the Colorado Ped Patrol YouTube Channel as a would-be predator in a live-streamed “catch” in September 2022. In the video, Tommy Fellows chased Niman while making threats and eventually falling in a culvert after Niman turned around and pointed a knife at him. Fellows, the founder of Colorado Ped Patrol, claimed that Niman had been lured to a 7-Eleven convenience store, thinking he was meeting a 13-year-old girl. Instead of being arrested for internet luring of a minor, … Read more

Lloyd’s Underwriters Ordered to Pay Citgo Over $49 Million for Lost Oil Cargo Amid Political Turmoil in Venezuela

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NEW YORK – Lloyd’s underwriters and other insurers have been ordered to pay Citgo Petroleum Corp. more than $49 million to compensate for the loss of oil cargo during political unrest in Venezuela. The decision was made by a federal jury in New York. The dispute arose from the theft of oil cargo from a Citgo facility in Venezuela during a period of political turmoil in the country. Citgo argued that the insurers were liable under its policy for the lost cargo. The insurers, however, contended that the theft was not covered by the policy. … Read more