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OpenAI has kept a lid on what models like ChatGPT4o are trained on.
Similar LLMs are fed on social media posts, blogs, digitized books, online reviews, Wikipedia pages.
Publications like the New York Times have filed lawsuits against OpenAI alleging copyright infringement.
Some publications block OpenAI from ingesting their products, while others have struck deals.
German media company Axel Springer , which owns Business Insider and Politico , announced its partnership with OpenAI on December 13, 2023 .
News Corp , best known in the publishing context for owning Wall Street Journal and New York Post , announced a deal with Open AI on May 22, 2024 .
The New York Times was the first major publication to file a lawsuit against OpenAI and its major investor Microsoft .
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