
USA Today files OpenAI lawsuit for 19 newspapers, seeks over $250m
USA Today Co. and 19 of its newspapers sued OpenAI in Manhattan, saying GPT models were trained on their articles and ChatGPT summaries replace clicks.

USA Today Co. and 19 of its newspapers sued OpenAI in Manhattan, saying GPT models were trained on their articles and ChatGPT summaries replace clicks.

A Dutch court has banned Lidl from selling copies of five Birkenstock sandal models, with a 5,000 euro daily penalty.

Documents unsealed on 17 September in the New York Times copyright case against OpenAI and Microsoft quote staff at both firms on the risk to news publishers.

The US Justice Department has asked a New York court to rule for OpenAI. It says training language models on news articles is fair use.
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