OpenAI Announces That It ‘Accidentally’ Deleted Potential Evidence of a Lawsuit Filed Against It!

OpenAI, one of the leaders of the artificial intelligence industry, came to the fore with very interesting news. It is reported that some of the company’s data, which was potential evidence for a case in which it was tried as a criminal, was ‘accidentally’ deleted.

OpenAI Says Training Data to be Submitted to Lawsuit Was Deleted Due to a Technical Glitch

Although OpenAI, which many people know with its famous chat bot ChatGPT, has received the appreciation of a large segment of society with the artificial intelligence products it has developed, it has become the archenemy of various content platforms with the data it allegedly used without permission. An incredible development occurred in the copyright lawsuit filed against OpenAI by The New York Times and many media organizations behind it.

According to reports, OpenAI deleted some of the training data that was evidence that the other party would present to the court in a case where it was accused of using the content of media organizations without permission for artificial intelligence training. The company explained to the court that its important data, collected as evidence by media companies after 150 hours of work, was deleted due to a “technical glitch”.

It is stated that OpenAI, which admitted its mistake, tried to recover the data, but the recovered information was incomplete and unreliable. Although The New York Tines claims that the company deliberately deleted the data regarding the incident, which is of critical importance in the case, the court says that there is no evidence yet that the situation was intentional.

So what do you think about this issue? Do you think OpenAI may have deliberately deleted data that would be presented as evidence in the case? Let’s meet in the comments…