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CIR Takes OpenAI and Microsoft to Court

June 28, 2024
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CIR Takes OpenAI and Microsoft to Court

The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) has initiated a legal action against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing them of using its content without permission to train AI models. The lawsuit alleges that by doing so, OpenAI and Microsoft violated copyright laws, undermining the value of journalistic content and hindering public access to accurate information. This legal challenge underscores broader concerns about the ethical and legal implications of using copyrighted material in artificial intelligence development without proper authorization.

Filed in federal court in Manhattan, the lawsuit represents a growing trend among publishers who are grappling with how their content is utilized by AI companies. While some publishers have opted to enter into licensing agreements with AI firms, allowing them to use their content for training models, CIR’s approach seeks to address what it sees as exploitation without compensation or consent. The outcome of this case could set important precedents for how intellectual property rights are upheld in the context of rapidly advancing AI technologies.

In addition to the legal dispute, OpenAI’s decision to block access to its services in China further complicates the global landscape of AI governance. This move follows concerns over unauthorized use of its AI models via APIs in regions where the company does not officially support access. The geopolitical implications are significant, reflecting broader tensions around technology transfer and access between the US and China, and highlighting the challenges companies face in navigating regulatory frameworks and intellectual property protections on a global scale.

As the legal proceedings unfold, stakeholders in the tech industry, media organizations, and legal experts will closely monitor the implications for copyright law and AI development practices. The case raises fundamental questions about how AI companies should engage with and compensate content creators for using their work, shaping future discussions on the balance between innovation, intellectual property rights, and ethical considerations in the digital age.

Reference:
  • The Center for Investigative Reporting Sues OpenAI Over Copyright Violations
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