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A federal judge has ordered OpenAI to hand over 20 million anonymized ChatGPT logs in its copyright battle with the New York Times and other outlets. Reuters reports: U.S. Magistrate Judge Ona Wang in a decision made public on Wednesday said that the 20 million logs were relevant to the outlets' claims and that handing them over would not risk violating users' privacy. The judge rejected OpenAI's privacy-related objections to an earlier order requiring the artificial intelligence startup to submit the records as evidence. "There are multiple layers of protection in this case precisely because of the highly sensitive and private nature of much of the discovery," Wang said.
An OpenAI spokesperson on Wednesday cited an earlier blog post from the company's Chief Information Security Officer Dane Stuckey, which said the Times' demand for the chat logs "disregards long-standing privacy protections" and "breaks with common-sense security practices." OpenAI has separately appealed Wang's order to the case's presiding judge, U.S. District Judge Sidney Stein.
A group of newspapers owned by Alden Global Capital's MediaNews Group is also involved in the lawsuit. MediaNews Group executive editor Frank Pine said in a statement on Wednesday that OpenAI's leadership was "hallucinating when they thought they could get away with withholding evidence about how their business model relies on stealing from hardworking journalists."
Le président des Etats-Unis a supprimé les contraintes mises en place sous Joe Biden. Les principaux constructeurs américains ont salué cette décision, dénoncée par les défenseurs de l’environnement comme un recul dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique.
Le docteur Salvador Plasencia n’avait pas procuré à l’acteur de « Friends » l’anesthésiant qui a causé son overdose, en octobre 2023, mais il lui en avait vendu une vingtaine de flacons dans les semaines qui ont précédé son décès.
Le Dr Salvador Plasencia arrive au tribunal avant le prononcé de sa peine dans le cadre du procès sur l’overdose de l’acteur Matthew Perry. A Los Angeles, le 3 décembre 2025.
Le géant technologique américain a annoncé jeudi commencer à supprimer les comptes des utilisateurs australiens de moins de 16 ans sur Instagram, Threads et Facebook.
Loris Cro has published
a detailed YouTube video talking about the terminology used to discuss asynchronicity, concurrency, and parallelism in our recent article about Zig's new Io interface. Our article is not completely clear because it uses the term "asynchronous I/O" to refer to what should really be called "non-blocking I/O", and sometimes confuses asynchronicity for concurrency, among other errors of terminology, he says. Readers interested in precise details about Zig's approach and some of the motivation behind the design may find Cro's video interesting.
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