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Sara Jerde

Sara Jerde
DIGIDAY, MANAGING EDITOR

Last week, we got a glimpse at how The New York Times and OpenAI will each position themselves in the lawsuit over AI copyright.

A simplified gist? The New York Times claims, among other complaints, that OpenAI is using its content (and at times copying that content) to train large language models. And OpenAI says it falls under fair use (among additional arguments).

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