The New York Times is escalating its fight with OpenAI, urging a judge to impose sanctions

# The New York Times Is Pushing a Judge to Punish OpenAI for Hiding Evidence The New York Times and other news outlets are asking a federal judge to penalize OpenAI for allegedly refusing to share data that could prove ChatGPT was trained on their copyrighted articles without permission. The newspapers claim OpenAI has been dishonest for two years about what information it can find in its training data, and they want the company punished for what they say is destruction of evidence. This case could set a major precedent for whether AI companies have to pay news organizations when they use their content to build their systems.