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OpenAI accused of hiding evidence in ChatGPT copyright trial by New York Times
2 sourcesFirst reported 12 days agoUpdated 12 days ago
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- News publishers allege that OpenAI concealed tools and datasets related to identifying copyrighted material in the ongoing ChatGPT copyright trial.
- The New York Times has filed a motion for sanctions against OpenAI, claiming a lack of transparency regarding evidence.
- Reports indicate that OpenAI might face sanctions for allegedly deleting logs related to ChatGPT's output in this case.
- The developments have intensified the legal battle between OpenAI and news organizations over copyright issues.
- Both reports emphasize the seriousness of the allegations against OpenAI as the trial progresses.
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