News Publishers Seek Sanctions Against OpenAI for Alleged Evidence Concealment in Copyright Lawsuit

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The New York Times, Daily News, and other publishers have accused OpenAI of hiding evidence in a copyright lawsuit concerning ChatGPT's training data. They claim OpenAI had internal tools to search for copyrighted content in chat logs and training data, contradicting prior statements about data access. The publishers have requested a federal judge to impose sanctions on OpenAI amid ongoing legal debates over AI's use of copyrighted news content.

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