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USA Today Sues OpenAI For Over $250 Million, Alleging Willful Copyright Infringement
USA Today’s parent company and 13 of its entities sued OpenAI in New York on Thursday, accusing it of illegally copying hundreds of thousands of articles from 19 publications to train and operate its models, and then reproduce or repackage that reporting for ChatGPT users.
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