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Why the New York Times' AI Copyright Lawsuit Will Be Tricky to Defend

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The New York Times is suing OpenAI and Microsoft over copyright claims. The legal action focuses in on the value of the training data and a new question relating to reputational damage. It is a potent mix of trademarks and copyright and may test the fair use defenses typically relied upon.

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Why the New York Times' AI Copyright Lawsuit Will Be Tricky to Defend

The New York Times’ (NYT) legal proceedings against OpenAI and Microsoft has opened a new frontier in the ongoing legal challenges brought on by the use of copyrighted data to “train” or improve generative AI. There are already a variety of lawsuits against AI companies, including one brought by Getty Images against Stability AI, which makes the Stable Diffusion online text-to-image generator. Authors George R.R. Martin and John Grisham have als…

5 months ago·Mountain View, United States

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