西雅图时报和新闻日报已向OpenAI和微软提起诉讼，指控两家公司未经授权使用新闻内容来训练生成式AI模型1。这起诉讼是继纽约时报2023年对OpenAI及其合作伙伴微软采取类似行动后，又一批新闻机构对这两家科技企业发起的版权侵权诉讼1。
两家报社在诉讼中主张，ChatGPT和CoPilot等AI产品虽被宣传为内容生产者，但实际上是"贪婪的消费者"，吞噬人类撰写的内容，并向世界交付相同原始内容的副本和衍生模仿1。诉讼书称这种现象如同"蛇吃自己的尾巴"，可能"摧毁产出其训练内容的组织"1。
微软发言人表示公司"对诉讼感到惊讶"，但"很乐意坐下来探索解决这类纠纷的方案"1。值得注意的是，微软和OpenAI曾资助西雅图时报的新闻项目和奖学金1。
The Seattle Times and Newsday have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing the technology companies of using their news content without permission to train generative AI models 1. According to the complaint, AI products such as ChatGPT and Copilot function as "voracious consumers" that ingest human-written content to achieve commercial objectives, posing a threat to the viability of news organizations 1.
The lawsuit characterizes generative AI as a self-devouring mechanism capable of "destroying the organizations that produce the content on which they are trained" 1. The plaintiffs argue that while these AI products are marketed as content creators, "they are in reality voracious consumers that feed on human-written content and deliver to the world copies and derivative imitations of that same original content" 1. This legal action follows a similar copyright infringement suit filed by The New York Times in 2023 against OpenAI and Microsoft 1.
Microsoft and OpenAI have previously provided financial support to news initiatives and scholarships at the Seattle Times 1. When contacted about the lawsuit, a Microsoft spokesperson expressed that the company was "surprised" by the legal action but stated it was "willing to sit down and explore solutions to resolve these kinds of disputes" 1.
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