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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 21English

    Unsealed files describe OpenAI "research mission" to supplant human authors

    Unsealed court documents in a copyright infringement lawsuit reveal that OpenAI executives acknowledged training AI models on illegally obtained copyrighted books and anticipated that AI-generated content would displace human authors. Internal communications show company officials knowingly proceeded despite concerns from writers, with one executive stating their goal was to create machines that would supplant human authors. Microsoft was also aware of OpenAI's use of pirated content sources and later deleted those files.

    By Jim Milliot