Ziff Davis, a digital media publisher, has initiated legal proceedings against OpenAI, accusing the Microsoft-backed AI company of copyright infringement. The plaintiffs include Ziff Davis ...

On April 24, Ziff Davis, publisher of several dozen media outlets including Mashable, PCMag and IGN, filed suit against OpenAI, alleging intellectual property infringement. Brought in the U.S ...

Ziff Davis has accused OpenAI of copying work from the millions of articles its outlets publish every year. Ziff Davis has accused OpenAI of copying work from the millions of articles its ...

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Another major publisher goes after OpenAI in court, and the filing reveals just how much the world of AI has changed. That changed last week when Ziff Davis filed its own copyright lawsuit against ...

IGN and Everyday Health Media are divisions of Ziff Davis. Ziff Davis alleged, “OpenAI has intentionally and relentlessly reproduced exact copies and created derivatives of Ziff Davis works ...

By Benjamin Mullin Ziff Davis, the digital publisher behind tech sites like Mashable, PCMag and Lifehacker, sued OpenAI on Thursday, joining a wave of media companies accusing the artificial ...

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In a landmark lawsuit, Ziff Davis takes on OpenAI—and the fight could decide who owns the soul of the internet. When you ask ChatGPT for a recipe, an Excel formula, or a product recommendation ...

April 24 (Reuters) - Digital media publisher Ziff Davis (ZD.O), opens new tab sued OpenAI in Delaware federal court on Thursday, accusing the Microsoft-backed (MSFT.O), opens new tab artificial ...

Ziff Davis, the owner of several digital outlets like CNET, PCMag, IGN, and Everyday Health, is suing OpenAI over claims of copyright infringement, as first reported by The New York Times.