OpenAI Faces New Copyright Lawsuit Following NYT Case

OpenAI and Microsoft are facing another copyright infringement lawsuit, this time from nonfiction authors Nicholas Basbanes and Nicholas Gage. The authors allege that OpenAI and Microsoft copied their copyrighted writings for the development of their artificial intelligence (AI) system. This follows a similar complaint by The New York Times, claiming unauthorized use of its material by the same entities. Both lawsuits highlight concerns about the extent to which copyrighted material can be utilized in AI training data without proper compensation. The lawsuits also shed light on the evolving issue of fair use in the context of AI training, where OpenAI has argued that its use of copyrighted material constitutes fair use. These legal actions pose challenges for the AI industry, raising ethical concerns about data acquisition and usage at a crucial time when questions about the industry's practices are growing. OpenAI has not yet commented on the latest lawsuit.

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