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    OpenAI is fighting back The New York Times’ data preservation demand

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    In its ongoing lawsuit against OpenAI, The New York Times has asked the court to force OpenAI to store every piece of ChatGPT user content indefinitely. Why? The New York Times says it might uncover something in that data to support its copyright case. That’s not sitting well with OpenAI. OpenAI says The New York […]

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