A lawsuit alleges that OpenAI improperly used New York Times articles to train ChatGPT, prompting demands for the company to release chat logs to investigate potential copyright infringement. Magistrate Judge Ona Wang stated that user privacy would be safeguarded through thorough de-identification. OpenAI's CISO Dane Stuckey asserts that sharing these logs would breach privacy rights, while a Times spokesperson insists that user privacy is secure under a legal protective order. The case highlights ongoing copyright concerns in AI training.
A lawsuit alleges that OpenAI improperly used New York Times articles to train ChatGPT, prompting demands for the company to release chat logs to investigate potential copyright infringement. Magistrate Judge Ona Wang stated that user privacy would be safeguarded through thorough de-identification. OpenAI's CISO Dane Stuckey asserts that sharing these logs would breach privacy rights, while a Times spokesperson insists that user privacy is secure under a legal protective order. The case highlights ongoing copyright concerns in AI training.