OpenAI claims NYT is not telling the full story in its copyright lawsuit.

OpenAI has responded to The New York Times' copyright lawsuit, claiming that the examples of copyright violations provided by the newspaper were cherry-picked and manipulated. OpenAI argues that their models do not typically behave in the way the NYT suggests and that the generated texts are not a substitute for the newspaper's content. OpenAI acknowledges the issue of "regurgitation" or memorization in their model and is working to address it. Some experts, including AI scientist Andrew Ng, sympathize with OpenAI's position, arguing that training AI models using publicly available internet materials should be considered fair use. [Extracted from the article]