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Could a court really order the destruction of ChatGPT? The New York Times thinks so, and it may be right

  • Written by João Marinotti, Associate Professor of Law, Indiana University
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On Dec. 27, 2023, The New York Times filed a lawsuit against OpenAI alleging that the company committed willful copyright infringement through its generative AI tool ChatGPT. The Times claimed both that ChatGPT was unlawfully trained on vast amounts of text from its articles...

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