Could the future of generative AI be in jeopardy due to a NYT lawsuit?
If stories are to be believed, the utterly unregulated realm of artificial intelligence may soon undergo a significant shakeup.
Only a few weeks after making the courageous decision to forbid AI startups from scraping its stories and photographs, the New York Times is already considering legal action against OpenAI's leading generative AI platform, ChatGPT.
According to NPC, it has inside information that NYT lawyers are debating whether or not to sue the Microsoft-owned business, potentially setting up the most public legal battle since the popularization of AI.
The legal basis for this claim would be "copyright," as the intellectual property of the New York Times was utilized to train AI models without
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