The New York Times has filed a significant lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, highlighting critical issues in using copyrighted content in AI development. The lawsuit asserts that these companies used The Times's articles to train chatbots like ChatGPT, directly competing with the publication. The lawsuit followed unsuccessful attempts to reach an amicable resolution with OpenAI and Microsoft. The lawsuit reflects broader concerns across creative industries about AI's use of intellectual property. It marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing discussion about AI technology, copyright law, and their collective impact on the media and technology sectors. This case could significantly influence the legal landscape surrounding AI and copyright law, potentially reshaping the industry's approach to using copyrighted materials. Speakers: Tausif Alam, Kruthikaa Lakshmanan Crew: An AIM Production Camera: Nishith K Editor: Naveen JS Video Producer: Sandeep Iyer #AIvscopyright #newyorktimes #openai #chatgpt #copyrightlaw