NYT Accuses OpenAI of Hiding Training Logs
cdrnsf · hn · 2026-07-10
According to Ars Technica, the NYT has alleged in its lawsuit that OpenAI created an illusion preventing searches of its training data, deliberately hiding billions of log records.
This accusation further intensifies the legal battle over copyright and training data usage between the two parties, highlighting the severe challenges surrounding transparency in AI model training data.
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