OpenAI, Microsoft filings intensify copyright fight over AI training
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New court filings from The New York Times and other news organizations have put OpenAI and Microsoft's internal comments on AI and journalism at the center of a widening copyright dispute in the US. The documents, cited by Financial Times and Reuters, are being used to challenge the companies' fair use defense in a case that has stretched for nearly three years.
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