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USA TODAY and 13 affiliated publishing entities sued seven OpenAI entities in Manhattan federal court on October 8. The complaint alleges that OpenAI copied their journalism without permission for model training and reproduced protected content in its products. The publishers seek more than $250 million in damages, an injunction and destruction of models and training sets that incorporate their content.
TradeSun sued OpenAI over the Astra name used for GPT-6, alleging that the larger company's launch threatens to overwhelm the identity of its earlier enterprise AI brand. TradeSun says it has used ASTRA since 2021 and registered the mark in 2022. Its October 5 complaint in Northern California federal court alleges overlapping services, including document processing, data extraction, and risk screening. OpenAI disputes the allegations. No infringement ruling has been issued.
Round Hill Music and affiliated companies filed separate federal copyright lawsuits against Suno and Anthropic, alleging unauthorized use of songs and recordings to develop and operate their artificial intelligence systems.