The New York Times got its content removed from one of the biggest AI training datasets. Here's how it did it

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The New York Times got its content removed from one of the biggest AI training datasets. Here's how it did it

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Published 08 Nov 2023

The New York Times' office and Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO. Lindsey Nicholson/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images; Win McNamee/Getty Images The New York Times discovered a big AI training dataset contained links to its copyrighted content. The media company also found its content in other AI…

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The New York Times got its content removed from one of the biggest AI training datasets. Here's how it did it.

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The New York Times got its content removed from one of the biggest AI training datasets. Here's how it did it

The New York Times got its content removed from one of the biggest AI training datasets. Here's how it did it

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