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Operai is trying to cancel a court order which requires that the company retain copies of all user interactionsincluding those that have been eliminated.
The application, Posted on June 5It is part of a copyright case presented by the New York Times.
The legal order, issued on May 13, tells Openai that Stop eliminating the output and storing records separately until the additional notification of the court. This includes records that would normally be deleted as part of the routine system processes.
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Openai’s director of Operations, Brad Lightcap, declared that the company believes that this step goes too far. He explained that the company is Challenging the failure to protect the privacy and trust of users.
The New York Times filed its demand in December 2023. He states that Openai and Microsoft used their content without permission to train their artificial intelligence (AI) tools, including Chatgpt and Bing Chat.
Operai said it was The actions are divided into “fair use”, a legal concept that allows the limited use of copyright under certain conditions. The New York Times did not agree, especially when AI can recreate complete sentences of their articles or help people avoid the payment wall of the site by summarizing the blocked content.
The New York Times declared that it is defending the value of journalism and the protection of writers’ rights. However, Openai said that the New York Times has been selective in what examples he used in demand and resists innovation.
Meanwhile, Anthrope, an AI company, has been accused of using song lyrics without permission to train its AI model, Claude. How did he respond antoply? Read the full story.
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