I'd love to know the differences in the OpenAI docs requested by the DOJ and docs requested by Google. For more context, here's my @Digiday scoop from a few weeks ago about Google's subpoenas for @OpenAI
, @perplexity_ai and @Microsoft
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@martyswant
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DOJ and Google Request Different OpenAI Documents in Probes
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OpenAI Agrees to Simultaneous Document Production to DOJ and Google
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Here's what OpenAI lawyers wrote in the Nov. 22 court filing related to the subpoena from Google: “The U.S. DOJ served its own subpoena on OpenAI, and OpenAI has informed both Google and the U.S. DOJ that it intends to produce any documents simultaneously to both parties."
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DOJ Subpoenas OpenAI in Google Search Antitrust Trial
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Scoop: The @TheJusticeDept sent @OpenAI a subpoena as part of discovery in the Google search antitrust trial. DOJ served OpenAI the subpoena on Nov. 21, OpenAI’s lawyers wrote in a Nov. 22 legal filing. This is separate from Google's subpoenas for OpenAI, Perplexity & Microsoft.
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Dell Joins Perplexity AI Early Advertisers List
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AI Agents Search Customization Privacy Measurement Challenges
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A few examples posed in the story: Could agents help people better customize searches based on personal preferences? What will change with measurement, re-targeting, user privacy, ongoing problems with bot fraud, etc.? Have thoughts or Qs, let me know!
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New York Times names Balaji in OpenAI legal case documents
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“In a Nov. 18 letter filed in federal court, attorneys for The New York Times named Balaji as someone who had "unique and relevant documents" that would support their case against OpenAI. He was among at least 12 people – many of them past or present OpenAl employees…”
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OpenAI Copyright Issues Surface Following Suchir Balaji Public Disclosure
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Whoa, shocking news just months after @suchirbalaji went public about AI-related copyright issues at OpenAI.
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AI legal drama and space incidents highlight emerging tech challenges
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Come for the AI legal drama, stay for the space burns.
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OpenAI Rejects Legal Action, Advocates Marketplace Competition Over Lawsuits
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"You can’t sue your way to AGI. We have great respect for Elon’s accomplishments and gratitude for his early contributions to OpenAI, but he should be competing in the marketplace rather than the courtroom." – @OpenAI https://
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Acxiom ID graph licensing dispute reveals limited Adstra revenue
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Court filings — part of a discovery dispute — also note Acxiom received less than $2 million in revenue from three licensing agreements related to the ID graph made with Adstra data. Here's a link to my full @Digiday scoop about the docs: