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Unsealed Documents Reveal Microsoft and OpenAI Executives Privately Called AI Training “Theft”

Newly unredacted filings in The New York Times’ three-year-old copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft reveal internal admissions that executives privately viewed the companies’ AI training practices as theft and an existential threat to publishers. The material, drawn primarily from the Tim…

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  1. 2026-09-21 14:04 · AI Insider
    Unsealed Documents Reveal Microsoft and OpenAI Executives Privately Called AI Training “Theft”

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