TechFlow, December 5 — According to Decrypt, U.S. federal judge Ona T. Wang has rejected OpenAI's request to limit discovery, ordering the company to provide The New York Times with approximately 20 million de-identified ChatGPT user conversations. The court found this data crucial to determining whether ChatGPT copied copyrighted content from The New York Times and stated it is "proportional to the needs of the case." While OpenAI raised concerns about user privacy, the judge noted that privacy considerations "are merely one factor in the proportionality analysis and cannot dominate when there is clear relevance and minimal burden."
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