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NYT accuses OpenAI of concealing evidence in ChatGPT copyright lawsuit

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The New York Times and other news publishers have escalated their copyright lawsuit against OpenAI by filing a motion for sanctions. The publishers allege that OpenAI deliberately concealed tools and datasets that could help identify copyrighted journalism appearing in ChatGPT outputs. The motion marks a significant escalation in the ongoing legal battle between major media organizations and the AI company. The publishers argue that hiding such evidence undermines their ability to prove their copyright infringement claims in court.

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