Sanctions Controversy Resurfaces in OpenAI Lawsuit
RebeccaBellan · x · 2026-07-10
The post reports that plaintiffs are seeking additional sanctions against OpenAI, including financial penalties, and are requesting the court to bar OpenAI from using 20 million samples in its defense. OpenAI denied the allegations, calling them "manifestly false," and counter-accused The New York Times of attempting to access private user data.
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