How AI Powers an Unchecked Theft Machine
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The New York Times is in litigation against OpenAI and Microsoft, the subject: copyright and information mining
How AI Powers an Unchecked Theft Machine
Court records reveal AI giants circumvented paywalls and scraped content at massive scale, with one Microsoft executive calling it the largest theft of labor in history. Meanwhile, deepfakes and voice clones drive $893 million in reported U.S. scam losses. Industry reports from 2026 show organized networks scaling synthetic fraud. Real enforcement remains absent.
'Theft on an unprecedented scale': OpenAI and Microsoft admit that artificial intelligence is built on data theft and is ruthlessly destroying the Internet
According to recently declassified documents, Microsoft and OpenAI executives realized that large language models were built on what one Microsoft executive called predatory technology. “A shocking theft on an unprecedented scale” and “The greatest labor theft in human history”. Microsoft internal documents also point out that generative artificial intelligence products have created “Doom Loop”that would […]
The company's director of applied sciences called Microsoft and OpenAI's use of vast amounts of newspaper articles to train their AI models "an unprecedented and shocking theft," according to court documents.
The "New York Times" case against OpenAI reveals that the actors know very well what they are doing and how harmful this is to the media and the entire Internet
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