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Dead OpenAI whistleblower’s parents allege suicide cover-up, sue San Francisco Police

Cryptopolitan 08 Feb 2025
In a tweet from October, he mentioned that he had little idea about copyrights and fair use until lawsuits started springing up against several generative AI firms.
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AI offers “interesting monetisation models” for creatives, suggest tech sector executives in UK parliament session

Screen Daily 07 Feb 2025
An ‘opt-out’ approach would put the onus on copyright ... US copyright has a ‘fair use’ caveat, which AI companies claim applies to training AI models, and has prompted a series of copyright lawsuits.
photo: Creative Commons / Kārlis Dambrāns
Internet of Things - Artificial intelligence - Mobile World Congress 2016
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IP protection caught in AI-fuelled geopolitical crossfire

Asiatimes 06 Feb 2025
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OpenAI has little legal recourse against DeepSeek, tech law experts say

Business Insider 31 Jan 2025
OpenAI is already on the record in the New York Times copyright case arguing that training AI is an allowable "fair use" exception to copyright protection ... "DeepSeek could say, 'Hey, weren't you just saying that training is fair use?'".
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Analysis-OpenAI cites US roots to dodge India courts, but lawyers say case can be heard

News India Times 31 Jan 2025
OpenAI, which is facing new challenges from Chinese startup DeepSeek’s breakthrough cheap AI computing, has maintained it builds its AI models using public information in line with fair use principles.
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OpenAI is reaping what it sowed with DeepSeek. What's that old saying about karma?

Business Insider 30 Jan 2025
OpenAI has denied breaking copyright laws, citing the "fair use" doctrine, which allows unlicensed use of copyrighted works in certain situations, including teaching, research, and news reporting ... Fair use isn't just for yourself when it's convenient.
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Column: OpenAI accuses China of stealing its content, the same accusation that authors have made against OpenAI

The Los Angeles Times 30 Jan 2025
The AI firms have said in their defense that they're applying the 'fair use' exception to copyright law. Fair use typically allows the use of copyrighted material without permission if it's for a ...
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OpenAI now wants to make DeepSeek look like the villain

Egypt Independent 30 Jan 2025
(OpenAI doesn’t deny using the material but has argued that it’s not copyright infringement because the content falls under the legal doctrine known as “fair use.”).
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Court-appointed experts say Delhi HC has jurisdiction in ANI v OpenAI case

Hindustan Times 29 Jan 2025
However, they differed on whether OpenAI’s use of ANI’s data constituted copyright infringement and was permitted as “fair use” ... and third, if OpenAI’s use of ANI’s data qualified as “fair use”.
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HC rejects OpenAI’s request to take call on jurisdiction first

Hindustan Times 29 Jan 2025
... the use of ANIs copyrighted data for generating responses amounted to infringement and if OpenAI’s use of ANI’s copyrighted data qualified as fair use under section 52 of the Copyright Act, 1957.
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OpenAI Hit With Wave of Mockery for Crying That Someone Stole Its Work Without Permission ...

Futurism 29 Jan 2025
"We stole it fair and square!" ... OpenAI has maintained that ripping off copyrighted material to train its AI models falls under fair use, a United States copyright law doctrine permitting the unlicensed use of protected works.
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OpenAI trying to contain major media copyright suit in India

AV Club 28 Jan 2025
This week, OpenAI sought to block major Indian media companies owned by billionaires Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani from joining a copyright lawsuit that has the potential to set a precedent around fair use in the country, per Reuters.
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‘Dismiss application of book publishers’: OpenAI to Delhi HC

Hindustan Times 27 Jan 2025
... this data to generate responses was copyright infringement; third, if OpenAI’s use of ANI’s data is “fair use”; and fourth, if Indian courts have jurisdiction when OpenAI’s servers are in the USA.
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Why Indian billionaires Mukesh Ambani, Gautam Adani are dragging OpenAI to court?

Invezz 27 Jan 2025
The case has profound implications, not only for media houses but also for the rapidly expanding generative AI industry, which continues to raise questions around data ethics, copyright compliance, and fair use.

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