OpenAI copyright case: the court ruling gave the company relief but doesn’t relieve the AI industry

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The Delhi high court cited a copyright exemption that lets artificial intelligence (AI) be trained on protected content only if it passes a test to qualify for it. While ANI lost to OpenAI, this doesn’t relieve AI trainers of legal uncertainty.

The court also pointed out—as I have done before—that since there can be no copyright over facts, any training process that involves the extraction of infor...


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