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Several authors and news organisations have sued OpenAI, claiming its AI models were trained using their copyrighted works without permission. These lawsuits argue that OpenAI's use of their material to develop ChatGPT constitutes copyright infringement, seeking compensation and changes to how AI models are trained.
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