A newly unsealed legal brief in the New York Times' 2023 copyright lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI reveals that Microsoft Director of Applied Science Brent Hecht called OpenAI's training of its m…
Newly unsealed court documents in a copyright suit brought by The New York Times, the New York Daily News and 10 other publications show Microsoft and OpenAI employees internally warned their AI model…
Ziff Davis CEO Vivek Shah argued in a Fortune op-ed that AI companies should pay news publishers for training content, comparing the under-$20 billion in annual US music-industry royalties and licensi…
New York Focus analyzed 54 op-eds by New York elected officials published since May 1 in City & State, the Albany Times Union, and the New York Daily News, finding that 28 contained AI-generated text.…
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…