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Authors sue OpenAI for alleged theft of works in ChatGPT

Group of writers accuses OpenAI of using their works to train its generative AI tool without permission | Among authors are Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Gabon and Tony Award winner David Henry Hwang.

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Authors sue OpenAI for alleged theft of works in ChatGPT

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