On the one side – a media icon. On the other – a technology used by millions. The maker of ChatGPT OpenAI faces a lawsuit from The New York Times. The firm is allegedly breaking the copyright by having outputs that are nearly identical to stories published by the famous newspaper. Can this case pose a threat to generative AI? We discuss with John Zerilli, Assistant Professor in AI, Data, and the Rule of Law from the University of Edinburgh

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Each Sunday, Highlight presents a concise interview and brief news from the week. It's made for forward-looking people who want to make informed decisions.

The author of Highlight is journalist, author, and podcaster Jiri Svoboda. You can contact him at [email protected] or on X and Instagram: @_jirisvo_