OpenAI says ‘high-value partnership’ was on cards with New York Times before lawsuit
OpenAI accuses publisher of "intentionally manipulating" prompts for its lawsuit.
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Journalists are increasingly frustrated by failures in government compliance with the Freedom of Information Act.
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Editors reject extra protection in Code for Jews, Muslims and those with ADHD
Editors' Code of Practice Committee say ban on "generalised remarks" could harm free speech.
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Why New York Times lawsuit seeks destruction of OpenAI and Microsoft LLMs
The NYT has objected to both "memorisation" of its content by LLMs and their "hallucinations".
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New European to sue Michelle Mone to recoup money lost to ‘deceitful’ legal threats
The lawsuit hopes to establish if publishers can recover costs when deceit is proven.
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Investigative reporting is a ‘masochistic business’ says journalist of the year Gabriel Pogrund
The Sunday Times journalist credited the newspaper's lawyers as he received British Journalism Awards recognition.
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Prince Harry awarded £140,000 damages as judge finds Mirror phone-hacking was ‘extensive’
The Duke of Sussex has been awarded £140,600 in damages.
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