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40 OpenAI spent two years telling courts it couldn’t search its own training data — then a deposition suggested it had already built the tools to do exactly that

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Canal Letter @ Silicon Canals · today 08:21 EDT

OpenAI spent two years telling courts it couldn’t search its own training data — then a deposition suggested it had already built the tools to do exactly that

The New York Times and Daily News have accused OpenAI of concealing internal tools capable of searching its training data and ChatGPT conversation logs for copyrighted material, escalating a copyright battle that could reshape the economics of generative AI. The plaintiffs are now asking the court to sanction OpenAI for allegedly obstructing discovery.

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