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NY Times copyright suit wants OpenAI to delete all GPT instances

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Re: NY Times copyright suit wants OpenAI to delete all GPT instances

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TLDR:

"The suit seeks nothing less than the erasure of both any GPT instances that the parties have trained using material from the Times, as well as the destruction of the datasets that were used for the training. It also asks for a permanent injunction to prevent similar conduct in the future. The Times also wants money, lots and lots of money: "statutory damages, compensatory damages, restitution, disgorgement, and any other relief that may be permitted by law or equity.""

Re: NY Times copyright suit wants OpenAI to delete all GPT instances

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TLDR: "The suit seeks nothing less than the erasure of both any GPT instances that the parties have trained using material from the Times, as well as the destruction of the datasets that were used for the training. It also asks for a permanent injunction to prevent similar conduct in the future. The Times also wants money, lots and lots of money: "statutory damages, compensatory damages, restitution, disgorgement, an…

Wow they want to kill it. I wonder if we've just lived through the golden Napster era of LLMs.

Re: NY Times copyright suit wants OpenAI to delete all GPT instances

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TLDR: "The suit seeks nothing less than the erasure of both any GPT instances that the parties have trained using material from the Times, as well as the destruction of the datasets that were used for the training. It also asks for a permanent injunction to prevent similar conduct in the future. The Times also wants money, lots and lots of money: "statutory damages, compensatory damages, restitution, disgorgement, an…

Wow they want to kill it. I wonder if we've just lived through the golden Napster era of LLMs.

Just train on NYT articles no longer in copyright. We may be better for it.

Re: NY Times copyright suit wants OpenAI to delete all GPT instances

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It's obviously a frivolous suit that will only net at best a ceremonial victory for NYTimes: 8 figure max payout and a promise to not use NYtimes material in the future.

The trajectory and value to society of OpenAI vs NYtimes could not be greater. They have won no favors in the court of public opinion with their frequent misinformation. It's all just a big waste of time, the last of the old guard flailing against the march of progress.

And even hypothetially if they managed to get OpenAI to delete ChatGPT they'd be hated forever.

Re: NY Times copyright suit wants OpenAI to delete all GPT instances

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It's obviously a frivolous suit that will only net at best a ceremonial victory for NYTimes: 8 figure max payout and a promise to not use NYtimes material in the future. The trajectory and value to society of OpenAI vs NYtimes could not be greater. They have won no favors in the court of public opinion with their frequent misinformation. It's all just a big waste of time, the last of the old guard flailing against th…

> They have won no favors in the court of public opinion with their frequent misinformation.

You mean GPT here, right?

Re: NY Times copyright suit wants OpenAI to delete all GPT instances

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It's obviously a frivolous suit that will only net at best a ceremonial victory for NYTimes: 8 figure max payout and a promise to not use NYtimes material in the future. The trajectory and value to society of OpenAI vs NYtimes could not be greater. They have won no favors in the court of public opinion with their frequent misinformation. It's all just a big waste of time, the last of the old guard flailing against th…

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