Will a US entity force OpenAI to delete any mainline GPT models by the end of 2026?
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Algorithmic disgorgement is a penalty the FTC agency can wield against companies that used deceptive data practices to build algorithmic systems. The punishment: They have to destroy ill-gotten data and the models built with it.
Will any US governmental institutions (e.g., a court following a lawsuit by individuals, the FTC, the United States Copyright Office, etc.) use this power to force OpenAI to delete at least one of the mainline GPT models?
The injunction must be given before this market closes to count toward a YES resolution. Whether OpenAI complies is irrelevant to the resolution.
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