| As OpenAI and Microsoft Are
Sued by NYT Bid to Depose
Reporters 2020 Model Training
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Oct 8 –
Fiction writers and the
Authors Guild, as well as the
New York Times, have sued
OpenAI and Microsoft. On
November 29, 2024 the intial
pre-trial conference was held
before U.S. District Court for
the Southern District of New
York Judge Sidney H. Stein.
Inner City Press was there, thread.
Jump cut to
January 14, 2025, oral
arguments, from the thread:
Media lawyer:
Citing WireCutter may even
cause more harm, if it falsely
claims WireCutter
recommendation, if the product
gets recalled. We recommend
Black Friday Sales - it is
time sensitive. What is the
relevant news cycle... We
believe we can prove all
elements
Judge
Stein: Thanks- I have a lot to
think about, you'll get an
opinion in due course.
On October 8
Inner City Press live tweeted
again, this time the argument
on which versions of ChatGPT
are in the case, thread.
Jump cut against
to November 21, 2025 when
OpenAI wrote in complaining
about the NYT's "refus[al] to
confirm it will adequately
educate its designee on this
Topic by asking specific
reporters who have been
reporting on OpenAI about
their knowledge."
The overall case
is now In re OpenAI Copyright
Infringement Litigation,
1:25-md-3143 (Stein / Wang),
incorporating NYT v.
Microsoft, et al.,
1:23-cv-11196 (Stein / Wang)
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