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American media company that publishes The New York Times newspaper and digital products including NYT Cooking, Games, and Wirecutter.

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Last updated: Jul 10, 2026 · Profile verified Jul 30, 2026

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American media company that publishes The New York Times newspaper and digital products including NYT Cooking, Games, and Wirecutter.

Founded 1851New York, NYNYT
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  1. Jul 10, 2026REGULATIONNYT Says OpenAI Hid Evidence in Copyright Trial→
  2. Jun 27, 2026REGULATIONNYT Escalates Its AI Copyright War, Accusing Microsoft of Building a Supercomputer to Infringe at ScaleNYT v. OpenAI/Microsoft→

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REGULATION· Jul 9, 2026

NYT Says OpenAI Hid Evidence in Copyright Trial

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REGULATION

NYT Says OpenAI Hid Evidence in Copyright Trial

The New York Times and the Daily News are asking a federal judge to sanction OpenAI, alleging the company deleted billions of ChatGPT outputs after a preservation order, substituted logs and hid its ability to search 78 million conversations for infringing.

Jul 9, 2026
REGULATION· Jun 27, 2026

NYT Escalates Its AI Copyright War, Accusing Microsoft of Building a Supercomputer to Infringe at Scale

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REGULATIONNYT v. OpenAI/Microsoft

NYT Escalates Its AI Copyright War, Accusing Microsoft of Building a Supercomputer to Infringe at Scale

The New York Times moved to amend its landmark copyright suit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging Microsoft didn't merely rent generic cloud capacity but built a bespoke supercomputer -- reportedly hundreds of thousands of CPU cores and roughly 10,000 GPUs -- specifically to enable training on copyrighted work at scale. The amendment narrows the case, dropping two claims, while sharpening the contributory-infringement theory against Microsoft's own conduct. It reframes the industry's defining legal fight around the physical machinery of model training.

Jun 27, 2026
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