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this openai court story is starting to look ugly
OpenAI allegedly misrepresented its technical capability to search training data and chat logs in court proceedings related to copyright litigation, claiming inability while evidence suggests prior searches occurred and billions of logs were deleted or rendered unsearchable.
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June research roundup: 6 cool science stories we almost missed
Ars Technica published a monthly roundup of underreported science stories, including research on soccer feints, fecal physics, boron buckyballs, and Herculaneum scroll decoding.
Published Jun 30, 2026 · Analyzed Jul 3, 2026
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01 Japanese scientists studied university and junior high school soccer players to analyze the scissors feint using high-speed cameras.
02 OpenAI told the court for a long time it cannot search training data / logs for copyrighted stuff, but later evidence suggests they already did searches before and deleted or made billions of chat logs unsearchable.
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