ChatGPT creator says The New York Times' case is 'without merit'
ChatGPT creator says The New York Times' case is 'without merit'
OpenAI responds to the lawsuit filed by The New York Times, stating that they disagree with the claims of copyright infringement. OpenAI sees the lawsuit as an opportunity to clarify its business practices and intentions. The company is actively collaborating with news organizations and industry groups to address concerns and create mutually beneficial opportunities. OpenAI asserts that training AI models using publicly available internet materials is fair use and necessary for innovation and US competitiveness.
OpenAI responds to the lawsuit filed by The New York Times, stating that they disagree with the claims of copyright infringement. OpenAI sees the lawsuit as an opportunity to clarify its business practices and intentions. The company is actively collaborating with news organizations and industry groups to address concerns and create mutually beneficial opportunities. OpenAI asserts that training AI models using publicly available internet materials is fair use and necessary for innovation and US competitiveness.
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OpenAI responds to the lawsuit filed by The New York Times, stating that they disagree with the claims of copyright infringement. OpenAI sees the lawsuit as an opportunity to clarify its business practices and intentions. The company is actively collaborating with news organizations and industry groups to address concerns and create mutually beneficial opportunities. OpenAI asserts that training AI models using publicly available internet materials is fair use and necessary for innovation and US competitiveness. 
