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AI lawsuits expand as Seattle Times sues OpenAI

News outlets Seattle Times and Newsday filed copyright infringement lawsuits against OpenAI and Microsoft. The case raises questions about training data sources, transparency, and legal responsibility frameworks.

Why it mattersTo understand the practical impact of AI training data and copyright issues.

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