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OpenAI accused of trying to profit off AI model inspection in court

How do you get an AI model to confess what’s inside?

The NYT seemingly had few concerns about the actual inspection process but bucked at OpenAI's intended protocol capping the number of queries their expert could make through an application programming interface to $15,000 worth of retail credits. He told Ars that while it's hard for outsiders to trust a study from "some random organization doing really technical work" to expose harms, CivAI provides a controlled way for people to see for themselves how AI systems can be misused. So far, the NYT claims that it has found millions of plaintiffs' works in the ChatGPT pre-training data but has been unable to confirm the full extent of the alleged infringement due to the technical difficulties.

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