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OpenAI to pay $3.2M to settle US discrimination case: DOJ says ChatGPT developer hid job postings from American applicants and favored migrants on temporary work visas.

OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, will pay $3.2 million in a case over discrimination against Americans, according to a statement from the US Department of Justice. The company hid some vacancies from American applicants and gave preference in hiring to migrants with temporary work visas.

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