Recently, the highly publicized New York Times v. OpenAI respond in singingMicrosoft corporationThe copyright infringement case has taken a new turn.OpenAI In a Feb. 26 filing in U.S. federal court, it rebutted seven copyright lawsuit allegations made by The New York Times and accused the latter of hiring hackers to attack its products in order to obtain evidence ChatGPTThe
OpenAI The court documents detail what the New York Times calls "hacking" behavior. The Times allegedly made tens of thousands of attempts to obtain highly anomalous results using deceptive cues that violated OpenAI's terms of use, which OpenAI argues goes well beyond the average user and suggests that the Times acted inappropriately.
Ian Crosby, a lawyer for the New York Times, responded to OpenAI's accusations. He stated that the New York Times did not conduct any hacking, but merely used OpenAI's products to gather evidence that OpenAI and Microsoft had infringed on the New York Times' copyrights. crosby further noted that OpenAI did not deny in its filings that it had copied millions of copyrighted New York Times works for use in building and supporting its commercial products.
The development of this case has aroused widespread concern in the industry. On the one hand, it involvesartificial intelligence (AI)The application and boundary issues of technology in the field of copyright; on the other hand, it also highlights the complex entanglement between the media and technology companies on copyright issues. We look forward to seeing more details and legal interpretations as the case progresses.
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