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OpenAI Responds to NY Times Lawsuit, Asserts Commitment to Lawful Practices and Open Dialogue

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San Francisco-based AI research company, OpenAI, has responded to a copyright infringement lawsuit filed against them by The New York Times. OpenAI firmly denies the allegations, emphasizing their commitment to following the law and engaging in constructive dialogue with the media giant (OpenAI, 2023). The lawsuit revolves around claims that OpenAI’s ChatGPT tool reproduced content from The New York Times without permission. However, OpenAI argues that the examples provided are misleading and likely the result of deliberate instruction or selective sampling during the model’s development (OpenAI, 2023). OpenAI maintains that access to a wide range … Read more

OpenAI Counters The New York Times Lawsuit Allegations with Evidence of Manipulated Prompts

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San Francisco – OpenAI has responded to The New York Times’ recent lawsuit, accusing the newspaper of using manipulative techniques to provoke its AI model, ChatGPT. The organization argues that the lawsuit is based on the misuse of ChatGPT to selectively generate lengthy excerpts of New York Times content. In the lawsuit filed against OpenAI and Microsoft, The New York Times claims that ChatGPT “recites Times content verbatim.” They have presented evidence showcasing how GPT-4 produced substantial amounts of New York Times content without proper attribution, asserting that this infringes on their copyright. This accusation … Read more

Insights from Copyright Expert on Outcome of NY Times Lawsuit: Microsoft and OpenAI’s Fate Under Scrutiny

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New York City – A copyright expert has shared his predictions on the outcome of a lawsuit filed by The New York Times against Microsoft and OpenAI. The lawsuit alleges that the tech companies have used the newspaper’s articles to train artificial intelligence models without proper authorization. According to the expert, this case highlights the ongoing battle between media organizations and tech giants over intellectual property rights. It also reveals the challenges faced by traditional news outlets in the digital age. The New York Times claims that Microsoft and OpenAI have unlawfully copied thousands of … Read more