🧑⚖️ Court Orders OpenAI to Submit 20 Million ChatGPT User Logs to The New York Times
According to Decrypt, U.S. federal judge Ona T. Wang has denied OpenAI's request to limit evidence disclosure and ordered the company to provide The New York Times with approximately 20 million de-identified ChatGPT user conversation records.
The court deemed this data crucial to determine whether ChatGPT replicated The New York Times' copyrighted content and stated it is "proportional to the needs of the case."
Although OpenAI expressed concerns about user privacy, the judge noted that privacy considerations are "just one factor in the proportionality analysis and cannot predominate when there is clear relevance and minimal burden."
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🧑⚖️ Court Orders OpenAI to Submit 20 Million ChatGPT User Logs to The New York Times
According to Decrypt, U.S. federal judge Ona T. Wang has denied OpenAI's request to limit evidence disclosure and ordered the company to provide The New York Times with approximately 20 million de-identified ChatGPT user conversation records.
The court deemed this data crucial to determine whether ChatGPT replicated The New York Times' copyrighted content and stated it is "proportional to the needs of the case."
Although OpenAI expressed concerns about user privacy, the judge noted that privacy considerations are "just one factor in the proportionality analysis and cannot predominate when there is clear relevance and minimal burden."