AI BriefingOpenAI and Journalism
Key point
OpenAI rebutted The New York Times' lawsuit as baseless, emphasizing collaboration with news organizations and fair use principles.
Details
OpenAI has stated its position to clarify its business model and how it builds its technology, arguing that The New York Times' lawsuit is baseless.
OpenAI presented the following directions to support news organizations and build a healthy news ecosystem:
- Collaboration with news organizations: Through partnerships with Associated Press, Axel Springer, and others, OpenAI creates new opportunities by assisting journalists' work and providing real-time content.
- Fair Use principle: Training models using publicly available internet material falls under fair use, and this is essential for innovation and competitiveness. However, OpenAI provides an opt-out process to fulfill its ethical responsibilities.
- Addressing data regurgitation: The phenomenon where training data is output verbatim is a rare bug, and OpenAI is working to resolve it completely.
OpenAI pointed out that The New York Times' claims do not contain the full facts, and stated its goal is for technological innovation and journalism to coexist and prosper together.
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