Today we're talking about the New York Times suing Open AI, a migrant caravan heading through Mexico,

a review of the biggest stories of 2023 and other top news for Friday, December 29th.

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Glory to God in the highest heaven,

who unto man his son hath given,

while angels sing with tender mirth,

a glad new year to all the earth, Martin Luther. Let's get started with some espresso shots.

The New York Times says that all the news that's fit to print is being stolen.

The Times is suing open AI and Microsoft alleging that Chappet E.

He is infringing on its intellectual property.

The federal lawsuit claims that Chappee P.T. was trained

with millions of New York Times articles without permission or payment, sometimes

using its content near verbatim in responses. Other times Chappee P cites NYU articles incorrectly, claiming it reported things that it didn't.

The lawsuit marks a breakdown in months-long talks between the companies trying to figure out how to work together.

The Times didn't state specific damages from Microsoft or Open AI in the suit, rather seeking

to hold them responsible.

In a statement, we assume not written by ChatGPT,

Open AI said it respects the rights of content creators

and seeks mutually beneficial relationships with publishers.

The Gospel is scandalous because God's heart is for everyone, journalists, chatbot programmers, and

the judges who will work out the disagreement to know him. He sacrificed his son

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