Times Sues Microsoft and OpenAI Over Use of Content
The New York Times files a New York lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI accusing them of using Times articles to train AI like ChatGPT, seeking damages though not naming a payment figure. OpenAI faces other copyright lawsuits, while agreements with AP and Axel Springer show publishers licensing efforts.
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Republicans urge more primary skepticism in AP-NORC poll
The AP-NORC poll finds about one third of Republicans have a great or quite a bit of confidence votes in Republican primaries will be counted correctly. Democrats show higher confidence, with 72 percent, while overall trust in both parties’ nominating processes remains low among U.S. adults.
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Apple Watch sales ban put on hold amid patent fight
An appellate court in Washington granted a temporary stay, pausing the import and sale ban on the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 as Apple appeals the ITC order. The decision deadlines the ITC to respond by January 10, while a later ruling could lift the pause as Masimo defends its patents on blood oxygen sensing.
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Stocks drift higher amid light trading on holiday week
Wall Street closed modestly higher as trading remained light with two sessions left in 2023. The S&P 500 rose to 4,781.58 up 0.1 percent, the Dow added 111.19 points to 37,656.52, and the Nasdaq gained 24.60 to 15,099.18 as investors eye inflation trends and possible 2024 rate cuts.
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