Karan Singh for BI; Courtesy of Ian B. CrosbyCrosby, a partner at Susman Godfrey, is the lead attorney for The New York Times in its closely watched suit against OpenAI and Microsoft, claiming the Times' articles were used to train chatbots that compete with the newspaper. Nationally recognized for his work in IP and tech, Crosby has said he hopes the suit establishes that copyright holders must give permission and be paid for using their works to create AI products, especially ones that compete with journalism.

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  • Ian Crosby is laying the legal groundwork for publishers to have control and be paid when their work is used in AI
    Nationally recognized for his work in IP and tech, Crosby has said he hopes the suit establishes that copyright holders must give permission and be paid for using their works to create AI products, ...
    10/23/2024 - 10:00 pm | View Link
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