Tag with "Copyright Law"

In a landmark ruling, OpenAI must disclose millions of anonymous ChatGPT user conversations as evidence in its copyright dispute with The New York Times and other publishers. The judge dismissed privacy concerns, stating proper safeguards exist. This case could set important precedents about AI training data and copyright protections.

Meta has moved to dismiss a lawsuit alleging it illegally downloaded adult content for AI training. The plaintiff, Strike3 Holdings, claims Meta downloaded 2,400 films via hidden IPs, seeking $350M. Meta denies all allegations, stating downloads predated AI projects and were unrelated to company operations.

Two SUNY professors have filed a class-action lawsuit against Apple, alleging the tech giant used pirated books from the 'Books3' collection to train its AI models without authorization. The case highlights ongoing copyright controversies surrounding AI training data.

A federal judge has granted The New York Times access to OpenAI's user logs, including deleted content, as part of an ongoing copyright infringement lawsuit. The newspaper argues this data is crucial to prove ChatGPT trained on copyrighted material. OpenAI opposes the ruling, citing privacy concerns.