OpenAI Accused of Lying to Conceal Copyright Evidence in News Lawsuit

News organizations, led by The New York Times, have filed a sanctions motion accusing OpenAI of repeatedly lying to conceal evidence of copyright infringement. The disputed evidence involves users prompting ChatGPT to reproduce paywalled articles, bypassing news sites' paywalls.

This evidence is central to the copyright case, as it could determine whether OpenAI is liable for infringement or its technology qualifies as fair use. OpenAI had previously argued against providing access to millions of logs, citing privacy concerns.

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