Journalists hail decision as victory for watchdog journalism despite criticism over accusations of judicial racism
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Journalists hail decision as victory for watchdog journalism despite criticism over accusations of judicial racism
Judge Rules Newspaper Copyright Lawsuit Against OpenAI Can Move Forward
A federal judge ruled that The New York Times and other newspapers can proceed with their copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft over AI training using their content.
While some claims were dismissed, the core case remains, potentially leading to a jury trial. The Times' attorney called it a step toward holding the companies accountable for alleged content theft.
OpenAI welcomed the dismissal of some claims, asserting its AI models use publicly available data under fair use. Microsoft declined to comment.
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