Microsoft and OpenAI sued by multiple US newspaper groups over AI training
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DoNews reports that several US newspaper groups have sued Microsoft and OpenAI, alleging their copyrighted content was used without authorization to train AI. The report does not name the plaintiffs, the court, the damages sought, or the case status.
Why it matters: It adds another legal challenge to the ongoing fight over copyrighted training data, which could affect how AI models source data and how much compliance costs.
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