OpenAI "Accidentally" Deleted Evidence From Its New York Times Lawsuit
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OpenAI's engineers mistakenly deleted crucial evidence required by the New York Times for its ongoing copyright lawsuit, causing significant setbacks for the plaintiffs.
OpenAI's response to the accidental deletion of evidence raised concerns, as the folder structure and file names related to the data were 'irretrievably' lost.
In their letter to the judge, the newspapers' attorneys emphasized that OpenAI is in the best position to search its datasets rather than making them retrace their previous work.
The attorneys acknowledged they have no reason to believe the deletion was intentional, but the incident significantly complicated their case against OpenAI.
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