A federal judge has ordered OpenAI to provide 20 million anonymized ChatGPT logs in its ongoing copyright battle with the New York Times and other media outlets. The decision was made by US Magistrate Judge Ona Wang, who deemed the logs relevant to the outlets' claims. Judge Wang rejected OpenAI's concerns about user privacy, stating that there are multiple layers of protection in place to safeguard sensitive information. OpenAI had objected to an earlier order requiring the submission of the records as evidence, citing privacy-related concerns. The company has appealed Judge Wang's order to the presiding judge, US District Judge Sidney Stein. A spokesperson for OpenAI cited a blog post from the company's Chief Information Security Officer, which argued that the demand for chat logs disregards long-standing privacy protections. The lawsuit also involves a group of newspapers owned by MediaNews Group, which is part of Alden Global Capital. MediaNews Group's executive editor, Frank Pine, criticized OpenAI's leadership for attempting to withhold evidence about its business model. The case centers on allegations that OpenAI's business model relies on stealing content from journalists, which the company has not publicly addressed. The judge's decision is a significant development in the case, which will likely have implications for the use of AI-generated content and copyright law.

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