Although the case is still in its early stages and none of the claims have been tested in court, this lawsuit signals a new front in the ongoing global battle between media companies and tech giants.
The lawsuit claims that OpenAI’s use of these news organisations’ articles to train its language model constitutes an illegal appropriation of proprietary content.
In a statement, OpenAI said that it “takes great care in our products and design process to support news organisations” and emphasised that it builds its AI models using publicly available data in a manner that is protected by “fair use” principles.
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