New York Times settles OpenAI lawsuit?
New York Times settles OpenAI lawsuit?
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No
Market Rules
The outcome is No
If the Times settles its copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI by Dec 31, 2025, then the market resolves to Yes. Outcome verified from The New York Times.
Timeline and payout
Market openNov 5, 2024 · 10:00am EST
Market closedAfter the outcome occurs
Paid out1 hour after closing
SeriesKXNYTOAISETTLE
EventKXNYTOAISETTLE-25DEC31
MarketKXNYTOAISETTLE-25DEC31
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About
In late December of 2023, the New York Times filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft claiming the use of its articles to train AI models was a violation of copyright laws which could lead to financial harm. Lawyers for the Times are seeking monetary compensation as well as a ban on unlicensed use of the NYT's content. But unraveling the NYT's content from current versions of ChatGPT would be nearly impossible, and OpenAI will likely make the case that its use of the Times' content falls under fair use. Will both parties find an amicable way to settle the matter, or will they roll the dice on a risky trial that could upend copyright law as we know it?