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.

In one of the more common disputes of modern AI, Ziff Davis, IGN Entertainment and Everyday Health Media have sued Open AI for copyright infringement.

Ziff Davis, the owner of IGN, CNET, Everyday Health, and PCMag media outlets, has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI. The media ...

On Tuesday, CEO Sam Altman announced via an X post that OpenAI "started rolling back" the update due to user complaints about ...

OpenAI seeks to move fast and break things on the assumption that the federal courts will not be able to effectively redress ...

OpenAI has 'relentlessly reproduced exact copies and created derivatives' of articles from Ziff Davis publications including ...

The AI company acknowledges that last week's update to ChatGPT made it too informal and friendly, prompting it to pull its ...

By Ronil Thakkar / KnowTechie Ziff Davis, owner of CNET and IGN, sues OpenAI for copyright infringement, alleging it copied ...

Ziff Davis, the parent company of 45 digital media outlets, claims the artificial intelligence company misused its written works to train the chatbot model behind ChatGPT.

Ziff Davis, the media group that owns popular technology sites Mashable, PCMag, and Lifehacker, is the latest publisher to ...