A landmark copyright lawsuit filed by the New York Times against OpenAI and Microsoft in 2023 moved into a critical new phase Friday, as all three parties presented their official arguments to a judge, with hopes of a favorable ruling ahead of a possible trial. Why it matters: A ruling in favor of the Times could wreak havoc on the lucrative business models underpinning the AI industry. - A ruling in favor of OpenAI and Microsoft would serve as a massive blow to the publishing industry, potentially undermining its ability to control and monetize how content is scraped and used by AI giants. Zoom in: In its motion for summary judgment, the Times argued OpenAI and Microsoft copied its works at scale to build commercial substitutes, which…
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A three-judge panel on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans is poised to hear oral arguments next week in a case that could eventually restrict the nationwide distribution of the abortion drug mifepristone.
Liam Madden, an Irish architect who is known for blocking development projects across the country, is coming for Donald Trump’s Irish ballroom. Madden filed a petition to stop the construction of a 320-seat ballroom at Trump’s Doonbeg golf course citing concerns about a tiny, endangered species of snail.
Liam Madden, an Irish architect who is known for blocking development projects across the country, is coming for Donald Trump’s Irish ballroom. Madden filed a petition to stop the construction of a 320-seat ballroom at Trump’s Doonbeg golf course citing concerns about a tiny, endangered species of snail.
