*AI Exec: We May Have Pulled Off “The Largest Theft of Labor in Human
History”
*/Documents from our lawsuit reveal how tech leaders talk when they
think no one is listening.
/
Monika Bauerlein
September 22, 2026
The world is freaking out about the dangers of artificial intelligence,
and no wonder: Every day brings news of AI agents breaking out of
containment, hacking their way through the internet, and conspiring to
evade humans. And the AI companies are responding that a) their systems
could kill us all within a few years, but b) they should be allowed to
keep going, if maybe just a tad more slowly.
Can they be trusted? On that, we here at Mother Jones have some relevant
experience. Two years ago, we sued OpenAI and Microsoft for training
their model on copyrighted content from our newsroom and many others.
And now, documents from that lawsuit have provided an extraordinary
window into how executives at these companies think about the rules, the
law, and the rights of others.
Our lawsuit (which is similar to others filed by The New York Times, The
Intercept, and other publishers) argued that the companies built their
immensely valuable product via “astonishing theft of unprecedented
proportions” and perhaps “the largest theft of labor in human history.”
[...]
continua qui:
https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2026/09/openai-chatgpt-microsoft-copyright-legal-case-documents-revelations/
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