OpenAI Counters The New York Times' Claims, Points to a 'Rare Bug' in ChatGPT

Amid allegations from The New York Times Co. NYSE:NYT, OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has come forward with a rebuttal. On a recent Monday, OpenAI addressed the claims through an official blog post. They refuted The New York Times' lawsuit allegations, highlighting that the newspaper’s data was not exploited as implied. OpenAI attributed the issue to what they described as a 'rare bug' in their ChatGPT system. This anomaly led to circumstances where the AI chatbot produced outputs that mirrored existing content of The New York Times, which sparked the controversy.

The Tech Giant Behind OpenAI

Microsoft Corporation NASDAQ:MSFT, a significant backer of OpenAI, is a powerhouse in the global technology arena. Known for its vast array of products such as the Microsoft Windows operating systems, the Microsoft Office suite, and its Internet Explorer and Edge browsers, Microsoft stands as a leading software company. Its successful hardware ventures include the Xbox gaming consoles and the innovative Microsoft Surface computers. Earning the 21st spot in the Fortune 500 rankings for 2020 and claiming the title of world’s largest software maker by revenue as of 2016, Microsoft is a venerable member of the prestigious Big Five of the U.S. info-tech industry.

About The New York Times Company

The New York Times Company NYSE:NYT, headquartered in New York, operates globally, delivering news and information across a multitude of platforms. The company stands as a prominent news provider, shaping the media landscape with its comprehensive coverage and authoritative reporting.

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