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India High Court rules OpenAI did not infringe news agency ANI Media’s copyright. AI training is fair dealing under India copyright law. Court cites Bartz, Kadrey, Google Books decisions.

India's High Court ruled that OpenAI did not infringe the copyright of news agency ANI Media, holding that AI training constitutes fair dealing under Section 52(1)(a) of the India Copyright Act. The court cited the Bartz, Kadrey, and Google Books decisions in its reasoning.

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India High Court rules OpenAI did not infringe news agency ANI Media’s copyright. AI training is fair dealing under India copyright law. Court cites Bartz, Kadrey, Google Books decisions.
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India’s High Court just published a major ruling holding that OpenAI did not infringe the copyright of news agency ANI Media.

OpenAI’s AI Training Was Fair Dealing under India Copyright Act Section 52(1)(a)

The analysis of Section 52(1)(a) is lengthy. Here’s an excerpt: **DOWNLOAD THE OPINION: **

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