OpenAI ordered to hand over millions of ChatGPT logs in New York Times copyright case
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An Indian reprint of a Reuters report notes that a U.S. magistrate judge in Manhattan has ordered OpenAI to produce about 20 million anonymized ChatGPT user chat logs in The New York Times’ copyright lawsuit against the company. The judge rejected OpenAI’s arguments that turning over the records would unreasonably compromise user privacy, saying existing protective measures in the case are sufficient, a ruling that could set an important precedent for discovery in AI training and copyright disputes.
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