After The Blip, the board’s phrasing “not consistently candid in his communications” had, as some in OpenAI expected, triggered several investigations from regulators and law enforcement, including one from the US Securities and Exchange Commission into whether company investors had been misled, according to The Wall Street Journal. In the same month, The New York Times filed its copyright infringement lawsuit, which added to a snowballing pile of other lawsuits from artists, writers, and coders over OpenAI’s reaping hundreds of millions, then billions, of dollars from models trained without
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