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The New York Times Company v. Microsoft Corporation et al

  1. November 04, 2024

    NYT Says Discovery In OpenAI Suit Isn't Going 'Smoothly'

    The newspapers suing OpenAI and Microsoft Corp. over allegedly using copyright-protected news stories to train ChatGPT say they now have a "fundamental disagreement" with the tech companies "about who is responsible" for identifying which of their news stories were allegedly used by the artificial intelligence software.

  2. October 28, 2024

    OpenAI Pushes To Consolidate Discovery In Copyright Cases

    Microsoft and OpenAI say that concerns from news outfits over consolidating discovery in their ChatGPT copyright lawsuits are "misplaced" and call a request to schedule more depositions "wholly unnecessary."

  3. October 21, 2024

    In OpenAI Copyright Case, Court Told, 'Too Many Cooks'

    Lawyers for some of the media companies and groups hitting up OpenAI and Microsoft with copyright cases say they have major reservations about marrying their cases, warning about rushed discovery and "forcing too many cooks into the same kitchen."

  4. July 26, 2024

    Copyright Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2024

    The first copyright trial arising from an artificial intelligence platform could provide intellectual property attorneys with insight into dozens of pending suits against AI companies, while the Tenth Circuit is reconsidering whether Netflix made fair use of a funeral clip in its "Tiger King" docuseries.

  5. April 02, 2024

    Calif. IP Owners Can't Intervene In NY Case, Judge Says

    A New York federal judge has refused to let copyright holders who have sued in California into litigation in the Empire State accusing OpenAI and Microsoft of copyright infringement.

  6. March 19, 2024

    NY Times Says Microsoft's AI 'Free-Riding' Threatens Revenue

    The New York Times blasted Microsoft's contention that the paper hasn't provided "real-world" examples of ChatGPT lifting its content, contending Monday its complaint references "widely-publicized" occurrences of infringement and that Microsoft and OpenAI's actions reduce the publication's revenue by keeping users within the tech companies' search ecosystem.

  7. March 12, 2024

    NY Times Says OpenAI Is 'Grandstanding' In Dismissal Bid

    The New York Times has criticized OpenAI's bid to dismiss the newspaper's copyright complaint as largely "grandstanding," telling a Manhattan federal judge that a chunk of the artificial intelligence research company's submission "reads more like spin than a legal brief."

  8. March 05, 2024

    Microsoft Says NYT Has No 'Real' Examples Of Infringement

    Microsoft Corp. urged a Manhattan federal judge to dismiss claims from a New York Times' copyright complaint that contends ChatGPT illegally reproduces the publication's content, arguing the newspaper has not produced "a single real-world example" of that happening.

  9. February 27, 2024

    OpenAI Says NYT Suit Not Up To Own 'Journalistic' Standards

    OpenAI slammed The New York Times Co. for not meeting "its famously rigorous journalistic standards" with its complaint accusing the artificial intelligence company and Microsoft Corp. of ripping off Times content to train ChatGPT, with OpenAI alleging the newspaper hired a hacker to generate various examples of ChatGPT reproducing near-verbatim copies of articles.

  10. January 08, 2024

    OpenAI Calls NYT's Suit 'A Surprise And Disappointment'

    OpenAI on Monday criticized a New York Times complaint accusing the artificial intelligence company and Microsoft of infringing article copyrights to develop ChatGPT, insisting in a blog post that the way it has trained its large language model is lawful and saying the newspaper "is not telling the full story."

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