NYT Pushes for Sanctions Against OpenAI
emmanuelvivier · x · 2026-07-10
The post mentions that The New York Times is pushing for OpenAI to be sanctioned due to allegations of concealing evidence in their copyright lawsuit, further escalating the legal battle between the two sides.
The focus here is not on model capabilities, but rather on the copyright lawsuit and procedural disputes facing OpenAI.
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