Copyright

Authors, artists and news organisations, including The New York Times, take disputes over the use of copyrighted works in model training to court. Many legal questions remain unsettled.

Why it is in the museum

When AI leaves the laboratory, its consequences affect work, rights, information, privacy and accountability.

What supports this exhibit

Court filings and evolving case law

That disputes over model training and copyright have led to litigation.

Main source: The New York Times Co. v. Microsoft Corp. & OpenAI and related cases.

The source is listed here, but no direct link is currently available in the register.

What to keep in mind: Cases are still evolving; unresolved questions are not presented as settled law.

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