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Indian Court Rules in Favor of OpenAI in Copyright Dispute
An Indian court has ruled in favor of OpenAI in a copyright lawsuit brought by news agency ANI, stating that OpenAI did not violate the news agency's copyright. This decision marks a significant win for OpenAI in the ongoing debate over AI and intellectual property.
24 Jul, 09:28 — 24 Jul, 10:46
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ndtvMostly Factual19h ago
In Big Win For OpenAI, High Court Rules In Its Favour In Copyright Dispute
Refusing ANI's plea for an interim injunction, Justice Amit Bansal said that using copyrighted material to train large language models (LLMs) falls within the "fair dealing" exemption for research under the Copyright Act.
Read full article →channel-news-asiaMostly Factual20h ago
Indian court says OpenAI did not violate news agency ANI's copyright
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