News Organizations Seek Sanctions Against OpenAI Over Alleged Concealment of Copyright Evidence

A coalition of news organizations led by The New York Times has filed a sanctions motion against OpenAI, accusing the company of repeatedly lying to hide evidence of copyright infringement. The disputed evidence involves logs showing users bypassing paywalls by prompting ChatGPT to reproduce articles.

OpenAI had fought to keep the logs private, calling their disclosure a privacy nightmare. The outcome of the motion could significantly impact the broader copyright lawsuit against the AI firm.

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