Chicago Tribune
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- News outlets urge a judge to sanction OpenAI in a high-stakes AI copyright fight
The New York Times, Daily News, and other media outlets are urging a federal judge to sanction OpenAI for allegedly hiding evidence in a copyright infringement case. They claim OpenAI trained its AI systems using millions of news articles without permission, undermining the news industry by siphoning web traffic. OpenAI and Microsoft argue AI training falls under the 'fair use' doctrine.
- Study finds CPS schools rely on outside income
Chicago Public Schools are increasingly relying on alternate revenue streams as budgets tighten, according to a report by Chalkbeat and the Chicago Tribune. Mila Koumpilova from Chalkbeat discussed the findings on The Point.
- Amid Chicago budget crunch, more schools lean on dollars they raise independently
Chicago schools, including Kenwood Academy, are increasingly relying on independently raised funds to cover essentials due to the district's financial struggles. Independent revenue for CPS schools rose 78% since 2021, reaching $48 million in fiscal year 2025, with funds used for staffing, athletic equipment, and academic resources.
- 8 patients reportedly died in Chicago surgeon's care | The Chicago Report
A Chicago Tribune investigation into Dr. Ayoub Sayeg, a local plastic surgeon, revealed eight patient deaths over seven years, prompting potential legal changes. The surgeon has been under investigation since 2020.
- Greed meets greed: DraftKings to close its Wrigley Field sportsbook at the end of May over Illinois tax
DraftKings is closing its Wrigley Field sportsbook due to Illinois' sports gambling tax structure, which imposes a 25-cent tax on the first 20 million internet-based bets annually and 50 cents thereafter. The closure will occur on May 31. The restaurant, bar, and sports entertainment establishment will remain open.