OpenAI accused of concealing evidence in copyright battle, faces sanctions motion

OpenAI is facing calls for serious sanctions after resisting news organizations' efforts to examine millions of user logs that could reveal evidence of copyright infringement. The logs might show users prompting ChatGPT to reproduce paywalled articles, a key issue in the ongoing legal dispute.

In a sanctions motion, The New York Times and other news outlets accused OpenAI of lying for years to conceal this evidence. The outcome could either prove OpenAI is an infringer or establish its chatbot as a transformative fair use of copyrighted content.

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