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OpenAI AI training called 'astonishing theft' in unsealed documents
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Unsealed legal documents accuse OpenAI of using proprietary data without permission to train its AI models, labeling the practice as 'astonishing theft.' The case highlights ongoing concerns about data rights in AI development.
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