Monika Buerlein, CEO of the Center for Investigative Reporting, says 'OpenAI and Microsoft started vacuuming up our stories to make their product more powerful, but they never asked for permission or offered compensation, unlike other organizations that license our...
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MANILA, Philippines – The Center for Investigative Reporting announced last Thursday, June 27, it was suing Microsoft and OpenAI for violating its copyright.filed by CIR, which produces the sites Mother Jones and Reveal, said OpenAI “copied, used, abridged, and displayed CIR’s valuable content without CIR’s permission or authorization, and without any compensation to CIR.
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