The New York Times has alleged that OpenAI's engineers inadvertently erased crucial data related to their copyright lawsuit, which hampers their ability to present evidence.
In response to this accusation, OpenAI stated, 'We disagree with the characterizations made and will file our response soon,' indicating an ongoing legal confrontation.
The lawsuit highlights the contentious legal landscape between AI companies and publishers as they navigate copyright issues related to training AI tools with proprietary content.
With OpenAI's training data being disclosed in a court-mandated 'sandbox,' the Times' legal team aims to verify how their articles were potentially used by AI models.
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