In a serious legal misstep, OpenAI engineers deleted crucial evidence that The New York Times and other newspapers had meticulously gathered for their ongoing lawsuit against the company.
OpenAI's legal team has framed the evidence loss as a "glitch," while The Times' attorneys remain skeptical of the company's claims, stating they find it hard to believe it was unintentional.
The New York Times, embroiled in a landmark lawsuit, claims OpenAI and Microsoft have utilized millions of its articles without consent, fundamentally harming its business.
Despite spending over $1 million on litigation, The New York Times argues that OpenAI inadvertently destroyed evidence that could clarify how its content was utilized to train AI models.
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