OpenAI accidentally deleted evidence in a lawsuit accusing ChatGPT of copyright infringement
This is a lawsuit in which The New York Times accuses OpenAI of illegal use of the publication’s texts for ChatGPT training.
More than 600 developers and designers of The New York Times go on strike the day before the US election — the publication’s servers are under threat
The New York Times Tech Guild represents more than 600 software developers, product managers, data scientists and designers who power the newspaper’s digital services — including live blogs, mobile push notifications and election feeds.
OpenAI accuses The New York Times of hacking ChatGPT to file a copyright infringement lawsuit
OpenAI has claimed that The New York Times «paid someone to hack into OpenAI products such as ChatGPT to set up a lawsuit» against the leading AI vendor. In the lawsuit filed, OpenAI claims that «100 examples in which a particular version of OpenAI’s GPT-4 model allegedly generated several paragraphs of Times content in response to user…
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