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    USA Today Files $250M+ Copyright Suit Against OpenAI Over Training Data

    Reuters reports USA Today Co. and several newspapers it owns sued OpenAI in Manhattan federal court over AI training.

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    USA Today Co. and several newspapers it owns sued OpenAI in Manhattan federal court, alleging the company used their content to train large language models, Reuters reports. A separate post says the publishers seek more than $250 million in damages and allege OpenAI copied hundreds of thousands of articles.

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    Reuters@ReutersUSA Today sues OpenAI for copyright infringement over AI training https://reut.rs/47GXU0b https://reut.rs/47GXU0b1h
    ひかる@qzq8v@unusual_whales USA Today v. OpenAI may finally clarify whether training on copyrighted news is fair use or requires licensing, a ruling that could reshape how every AI model sources data. @MartynaAIM1h
    Tesla_Optimus@Tesla_Optimus_KUSA Today sues OpenAI for more than $250 million USA Today Co. and a string of its local papers — The Tennessean, IndyStar, The Columbus Dispatch, The Oklahoman among them — filed Thursday claiming OpenAI copied hundreds of thousands of articles to train its models. Damages asked: more than $250 million. The filing says the use was unauthorized and has done "real and continuing" harm. This is not a one-off. The New York Times, The Intercept, Ziff Davis, CBC, Encyclopaedia Britannica, Merriam-Webster, The Seattle Times, and a coalition of nearly 400 local papers are already in court. USA Today's pitch: OpenAI never asked, took the archive, and built products worth hundreds of billions. Publishers keep stacking copyright suits. OpenAI still hasn't licensed its way out of this pile. #OpenAI #copyright #AI1h
    Raphael Calis@rjcalisUSA Today becomes the latest publisher to sue OpenAI. The publisher is seeking damages of more than $250 million. https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/1008198/usa-today-openai-copyright-lawsuit1h

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    Reuters@ReutersUSA Today sues OpenAI for copyright infringement over AI training https://reut.rs/47GXU0b https://reut.rs/47GXU0b1h
    ひかる@qzq8v@unusual_whales USA Today v. OpenAI may finally clarify whether training on copyrighted news is fair use or requires licensing, a ruling that could reshape how every AI model sources data. @MartynaAIM1h
    Tesla_Optimus@Tesla_Optimus_KUSA Today sues OpenAI for more than $250 million USA Today Co. and a string of its local papers — The Tennessean, IndyStar, The Columbus Dispatch, The Oklahoman among them — filed Thursday claiming OpenAI copied hundreds of thousands of articles to train its models. Damages asked: more than $250 million. The filing says the use was unauthorized and has done "real and continuing" harm. This is not a one-off. The New York Times, The Intercept, Ziff Davis, CBC, Encyclopaedia Britannica, Merriam-Webster, The Seattle Times, and a coalition of nearly 400 local papers are already in court. USA Today's pitch: OpenAI never asked, took the archive, and built products worth hundreds of billions. Publishers keep stacking copyright suits. OpenAI still hasn't licensed its way out of this pile. #OpenAI #copyright #AI1h
    Raphael Calis@rjcalisUSA Today becomes the latest publisher to sue OpenAI. The publisher is seeking damages of more than $250 million. https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/1008198/usa-today-openai-copyright-lawsuit1h