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又有两家新闻机构起诉OpenAI和微软侵犯版权
《西雅图时报》和《新闻日报》指控OpenAI和微软未经许可使用其内容，加入版权诉讼行列。
AI推荐理由 报道两家新闻机构起诉OpenAI和微软侵犯版权，涉及AI训练数据合法性，对产业有影响，来源可信。
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又有两家新闻机构起诉 OpenAI 和微软侵犯版权
《西雅图时报》和《新闻日报》指控这两家 AI 巨头未经许可使用其内容。
作者：Jackson Chen
2026年9月5日 美国东部时间下午1:46
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《西雅图时报》和《新闻日报》联合对 OpenAI 和微软提起诉讼，指控这两家公司使用受版权保护的作品训练其 AI 模型。这两家新闻机构于周五提起法律诉讼，称生成式 AI 是“一条吞噬自己尾巴的蛇”，将摧毁新闻机构及其训练所依据的内容。
在诉讼中，《西雅图时报》和《新闻日报》声称 OpenAI 和微软正在“有条不紊地抓取”新闻文章，方式绕过了付费墙。这两家新闻机构声称，这种训练 AI 模型的方法损害了其商业模式，为用户提供了 AI 生成的新闻文章替代品，减少了《西雅图时报》和《新闻日报》的流量和数字广告收入。诉讼还声称，这些 AI 模型会产生幻觉，将虚假信息归咎于新闻媒体，并删除文章上的版权管理信息。
《西雅图时报》和《新闻日报》加入了越来越多与 AI 公司展开法律战的新闻机构行列。2023年，《纽约时报》以类似原因起诉 OpenAI 和微软，开创了先例。这一趋势仍在继续，今年早些时候 CNN 起诉 Perplexity 侵犯版权。然而，其他新闻机构如美联社和 Vox Media 则采取了不同路线，与 OpenAI 合作，允许这家 AI 巨头在其材料上训练模型。
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Two more news organizations sue OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement
The Seattle Times and Newsday accused the two AI giants of using their content without permission.
By Jackson Chen
Sept. 5, 2026 1:46 pm EST
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The Seattle Times and Newsday have jointly filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing the companies of training their AI models using copyrighted works. The two news organizations who filed the legal action on Friday called generative AI "a snake eating its own tail" that would destroy the news organizations and content that it trained on.
In the lawsuit, Seattle Times and Newsday alleged that OpenAI and Microsoft were "methodically scraping" news articles in a way that bypasses paywalls. The news organizations claimed that this method of training AI models has harmed their business models, giving users an AI-generated alternative to news articles and reducing the traffic and digital advertising revenue for Seattle Times and Newsday. The lawsuit also alleged that these AI models would create hallucinations attributing false information to the news outlets and remove copyright management information on articles.
Seattle Times and Newsday join a growing list of news organizations that have started a legal battle against AI companies. In 2023, the New York Times set the precedent by filing a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft for similar reasons. The trend has continued, with CNN suing Perplexity for copyright infringement earlier this year. However, other news organizations like AP and Vox Media have taken a different route and partnered with OpenAI, allowing the AI giant to train models on their material.