OpenAI's Accidental Data Deletion Complicates NY Times Copyright Lawsuit
OpenAI accidentally erased crucial evidence from virtual machines set up to investigate training data in The New York Times' copyright lawsuit. While most data was recovered, lost folder structures have forced legal teams to restart their 150-hour investigation from scratch.
AI-Generated Instagram Accounts Exploit Real Content Creators in Growing 'AI Pimping' Trend
A disturbing rise in AI-modified Instagram accounts are misappropriating content from legitimate creators and redirecting followers to monetization channels. The sophisticated operation involves thousands of synthetic profiles using AI tools, threatening authentic creators' livelihoods while raising concerns about content ownership and platform responsibility.
OpenAI's $15,000 Model Inspection Cap Sparks Legal Battle with New York Times
A contentious dispute has emerged between OpenAI and The New York Times over the costs of AI model inspection during copyright litigation. The NYT claims OpenAI's $15,000 API query cap would require $800,000 in additional testing credits, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in AI systems.
Nintendo Sues Streamer for $7.5 Million Over Alleged Game Piracy
Nintendo files a lawsuit against streamer Jesse Keighin for allegedly broadcasting pirated games before release. The gaming giant seeks damages exceeding $7.5 million, accusing Keighin of streaming unreleased titles and guiding viewers on piracy methods.