According to Reuters, Ars Technica,OpenAI Ask a U.S. federal judge to dismiss theThe New York TimesA portion of the copyright lawsuit filed againstBecause The New York Times hacked the chatbot. ChatGPT AI systems, such as ChatGPT, that generated the 'misleading' evidence for the previous lawsuit.
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On Monday local time, OpenAI filed a document in Manhattan federal court claiming that the New York Times' allegations against OpenAI do not meet the rigorous journalistic standards for which it is known.As this case progresses, the truth will come out that the New York Times paid someone to crack OpenAI's product.It's not like it's the same thing
However, OpenAI does not name the 'shooters' hired by the New York Times nor does it state that the New York Times violated any anti-hacking laws. OpenAI also claims that ChatGPT is in no way a substitute for New York Times subscription content, contrary to the allegations in the complaint.
On Tuesday, local time, Ian Crosby, a lawyer for The New York Times, released a statement saying, "OpenAI bizarrely describes this controversy as 'hacking.'But that's just using OpenAI's product to find evidence that OpenAI stole and copied The New York Times' copyrighted work. "