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In my country it would be a crime to not provide all the evidences you have in a trial. Bonkers a company can just refuse
by amarcheschi 10mo ago
In my country it would be a crime to not provide all the evidences you have in a trial. Bonkers a company can just refuse
- ceejayoz 10mo agoThis is a part of that process. It hasn't gone to trial yet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discovery_(law) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discovery_(law)
- amarcheschi 10mo agoOk, I thought they were already in the trial part
- gruez 10mo agoDiscover happens before a trial, and so far as I can tell, only a complaint has been filed. From there, OpenAI can respond, both sides can move for a summary judgement, or failing that, start the discovery process.
- 3D30497420 10mo agoAnd if OpenAI cannot get it dismissed, they'll probably just settle, which then stops discovery. (IANAL)
- amarcheschi 10mo agoThank you
- deepsun 10mo agoSame here. But "all the evidences" is a very vague statement, even in simple cases. AFAIK defendants need to make a good faith effort or reasonable judgement about what's relevant and what's not, and the other side can object that effort.