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In a court filing, The New York Times and other publications have accused OpenAI of withholding evidence.

The publishers want legal sanctions for OpenAI, and they claim it hasn’t shared information about how “the company’s A.I. systems are trained and used,” according to The New York Times.

Here’s the filing, if you want to read it yourself.

Update: Added a link to the filing.

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