One of the most recognized American newspapers,The Wew York Times (NYT), indicted this Wednesday ChatGPT and companies OpenAI And Microsoft for infringement of your copyright. Now the media is asking the court to USA That This chatbot has been destroyed, along with any other large language models and training sets trained with information from your journal.

In the document of the askthat is described in detail OpenAI and Microsoft have trained models of this artificial intelligence from data protected by New York Times copyright. It is further noted that these systems can be used bypass the paywall installed on the NYT website because they give users verbatim copies of the articles.

The NYT also claims that generative artificial intelligence has become a household name competition from newspapers as a reliable source of information.

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According to the legal document, the NYT realized that users could ask ChatGPT about recent events, and that the chatbot would copy text word for word from a newspaper article, without indicating the source of the information or providing a hyperlink to which the user would view the page. enters. New York Times.

That is why the medium demands “billions of dollars in legal and actual damages”, along with the destruction of generative AI systems.

This is the first lawsuit filed against OpenAI by a media outlet of such size, so this case could become a precedent lay the legal foundation for the use of artificial intelligence.

In a statement to CNBC, OpenAI responded: “We respect the rights of content creators and owners and are committed to working with them to ensure they benefit from AI technology and new revenue models. Our ongoing conversations with the New York Times have been productive and have made constructive progress, so we are surprised and disappointed by this development. “We hope to find a mutually beneficial way to work together, as we do with many other publishers.” (JO)