Another major publisher goes after OpenAI in court, and the filing reveals just how much the world of AI has changed.

The latest IP suit against OpenAI accuses the company of copyright infringement, trademark dilution and related harms.

Ziff Davis has accused OpenAI of copying work from the millions of articles its outlets publish every year.

Ziff Davis is one of the largest digital publishers in the US, owning more than 45 media properties, including Mashable, ...

OpenAI has not yet filed an answer to the complaint, although an OpenAI spokesperson says that its AI models "empower ...

The plaintiffs include Ziff Davis, Inc., Ziff Davis, LLC, IGN Entertainment, Inc. and Everyday Health Media, LLC. The defendants named are several OpenAI entities including OpenAI ...

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Ziff Davis argues that OpenAI "intentionally and relentlessly" exploited copyrighted content for its AI systems, according to a copy of the lawsuit provided by the media company.