OpenAI Faces Sanctions Motion for Allegedly Lying to Conceal Copyright Evidence in News Org Lawsuit

News organizations led by The New York Times have filed a sanctions motion accusing OpenAI of repeatedly lying for years to hide evidence of copyright infringement. The evidence involves users bypassing paywalls by prompting ChatGPT to regurgitate articles, which could either prove OpenAI infringed or support a fair use defense.

OpenAI had argued against sharing millions of chat logs, but the motion claims the company faked an inability to search training data and concealed billions of logs. The outcome of this dispute could be pivotal in determining OpenAI's liability in the copyright case.

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