OpenAI Accused of Concealing Evidence in Copyright Battle with News Organizations

News organizations led by The New York Times have filed a sanctions motion against OpenAI, accusing the AI firm of lying for years to hide evidence of copyright infringement. The disputed evidence involves ChatGPT logs that could show users bypassing paywalls by prompting the chatbot to reproduce articles.

This evidence is critical for determining whether OpenAI's use of news content is infringing or constitutes transformative fair use. OpenAI had previously argued that allowing access to millions of logs would violate user privacy.

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