NYTimes-OpenAI Copyright Lawsuit is in progress. NYTimes filed a lawsuit claiming that OpenAI uses the news content without copyright. OpenAI claimed that The New York Times used OpenAI in a way that violates the terms of use.
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OpenAI Claims NYTimes Hacked ChatGPT for Copyright Lawsuit
OpenAI claimed during court filing that The New York Times had used someone to hack ChatGPT and use it in unethical ways. This is the infringement of “terms of use.”
OpenAI's attorney asked the judge to dismiss part of the copyright lawsuit. In the new claim, OpenAI said that NYT hired hackers to use ChatGPT in unethical ways.
OpenAI lawyers want to dismiss four occurrences of copyright infringement lawsuits.
New York Times Hired Hackers to Hack OpenAI for Copyright Lawsuit:
OpenAI claimed that the NY Times had hired hackers to hack ChatGPT. How they have used ChatGPT differs from how a normal user uses the OpenAI tools. It is a Copyright violation.
The lawyers claimed that the truth would come out sooner or later. The New York Times has violated the terms of use and use of deceptive prompts.
New York Times reached the maximum lengths to generate “verbatim content.” NYT explained a bug that OpenAI has already addressed.
There is not threat to new industry as the OpenAI tools are getting popular.
OpenAI claimed that the New York Times hired someone to misuse ChatGPT and generate verbatim messages.
Further, OpenAI claimed that NYTimes is monopolizing the rules of language and facts. Using news content to train AI models is not copyright infringement.
OpenAI Claims and Consequences:
Transformative use of content if not copyright infringement. AI models already use content from other websites, user interactions, etc., to learn human conversations and text.
If the OpenAI claim is valid, the New York Times will be in awe. If the claim made by the NY Times is valid, OpenAI will face a hard time in the court battle.
Conclusion:
OpenAI and New York Times Lawsuit has been moved to a legal battle, and the New York Times filed a lawsuit against OpenAI. OpenAI has filed its claim requesting to dismiss part of the lawsuit.
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