USA Today Co sues OpenAI for training ChatGPT with articles
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USA Today Co is suing OpenAI, saying the company used thousands of its news articles to train ChatGPT without asking.
Filed in a Manhattan federal court, the lawsuit is asking for over $250 million and highlights a bigger debate about how AI companies use copyrighted content.
Media suits raise AI copyright debate
This isn't just about USA Today: other media outlets have also taken legal action against OpenAI for similar reasons.
Earlier this year, Anthropic was ordered to pay $1.5 billion in a related case.
These lawsuits could shape how copyright laws work with AI going forward.