( August 13, 2026, 23:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: OpenAI pushed back on allegations from news outlets including the New York Times that it blocked discovery in ongoing copyright litigation over large language model training. The plaintiffs are trying to “rewrite history,” OpenAI said. In seeking sanctions, the news outlets are looking for an “end run around proving their case,” the company alleged, defending its “hundreds of hours and millions of dollars” spent on “one of the largest, most complex, and unprecedented productions in American litigation history.” See file attached. ...
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