USA Today publisher sues OpenAI for alleged copyright infringement

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USA Today's parent company and its local newspapers have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI. They allege the AI firm copied hundreds of thousands of articles without permission to train its models. The lawsuit, filed on Thursday, seeks damages exceeding $250 million for claimed harm to their publications. This case joins a growing list of similar copyright lawsuits against OpenAI from other media organizations.

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