OpenAI Erases Key Data in New York Times Copyright Case
- OpenAI erased all search data belonging to the news plaintiffs on November 14, as stated in a letter filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
- The recovered data is described as "irretrievably" lost and cannot determine how copyrighted articles were used in OpenAI's models.
- The news plaintiffs are required to redo a week’s worth of work due to the unusable recovered data, according to the supplemental letter filed.
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The New York Times says OpenAI deleted evidence in its copyright lawsuit
Stephen Hawking told Last Week Tonight’s John Oliver a chilling but memorable hypothetical story a decade ago about the potential dangers of AI. The gist is a group of scientists build a superintelligent computer and ask it, “Is there a God?” The computer answers, “There is now” and a bolt of lightning zaps the plug preventing it from being shut down. Let’s hope that’s not what happened with OpenAI and some missing evidence from the New York Tim…
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