OpenAI, Microsoft hit with another AI lawsuit, here's why
OpenAI, Microsoft hit with another AI lawsuit, here's why
OpenAI and Microsoft are facing a lawsuit for allegedly using the work of non-fiction authors to train their AI models. The lawsuit, filed by author Julian Sancton, claims that OpenAI copied tens of thousands of non-fiction books without permission. Sancton is seeking monetary damages and an order to block the alleged infringement. Both OpenAI and Microsoft have denied the allegations.
OpenAI and Microsoft are facing a lawsuit for allegedly using the work of non-fiction authors to train their AI models. The lawsuit, filed by author Julian Sancton, claims that OpenAI copied tens of thousands of non-fiction books without permission. Sancton is seeking monetary damages and an order to block the alleged infringement. Both OpenAI and Microsoft have denied the allegations.
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OpenAI and Microsoft are facing a lawsuit for allegedly using the work of non-fiction authors to train their AI models. The lawsuit, filed by author Julian Sancton, claims that OpenAI copied tens of thousands of non-fiction books without permission. Sancton is seeking monetary damages and an order to block the alleged infringement. Both OpenAI and Microsoft have denied the allegations. 
