Policy & RegulationArs Technica· Jun 26, 2026
NYT Criticizes Microsoft Over OpenAI Supercomputer Copyright Concerns
The New York Times has publicly criticized Microsoft for its role in developing a supercomputer intended for OpenAI. The criticism occurs alongside adjustments to copyright-related claims involving OpenAI and Microsoft. These developments follow a Supreme Court ruling against Sony.
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- →NYT criticizes Microsoft for building supercomputer for OpenAI
- →Copyright claims by NYT involving OpenAI and Microsoft have shifted
- →Changes follow SCOTUS ruling against Sony
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