US Media Outlets Seek Sanctions Against OpenAI in Copyright Fight

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The New York Times and other US media outlets are seeking sanctions against OpenAI, alleging the AI company is hiding crucial evidence in a landmark copyright infringement trial.
The lawsuit centers on whether AI chatbots unfairly compete with news sources by using copyrighted articles for training without compensating creators.

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The New York Times and other US media outlets are seeking sanctions against OpenAI, alleging the AI company is hiding crucial evidence in a landmark copyright infringement trial. The lawsuit centers on whether AI chatbots unfairly compete with news sources by using copyrighted articles for training without compensating creators.

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