Seventeen news publishers, including The New York Times and Ziff Davis, filed a motion Thursday accusing OpenAI of withholding evidence in copyright lawsuits over the training of its AI models. The mo…
A coalition of 16 news publishers led by The New York Times filed a motion on July 9 seeking sanctions against OpenAI in a copyright case, alleging the company concealed search capabilities and may ha…
The New York Times and other publishers asked a federal judge on July 9, 2026, to sanction OpenAI for allegedly destroying evidence in a copyright lawsuit, accusing the AI company of deliberately obst…
A coalition of news organizations led by The New York Times filed a motion seeking sanctions against OpenAI, accusing the AI company of deleting or failing to preserve approximately 20 million ChatGPT…
The Mercury News and other media outlets filed a motion seeking sanctions against OpenAI, alleging the company destroyed evidence and misrepresented its ability to locate stolen news stories in traini…
A New York judge ruled that some evidence in the Luigi Mangione murder case cannot be shown to a jury, while controversy emerged after three supporters of Mangione, known as "The Mangionistas," were i…