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Delhi High Court rules OpenAI did not violate copyright in ChatGPT training
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The Delhi High Court declined interim relief to ANI in a case alleging OpenAI violated copyright by using its news content to train ChatGPT. The court ruled OpenAI did not breach copyright laws in this instance.
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Delhi High Court rules OpenAI did not violate copyright in ChatGPT training
The Delhi High Court on July 24, 2026, refused to grant interim relief to ANI in a copyright infringement case against OpenAI. The court held that OpenAI did not violate copyright laws by using ANI's news content to train its ChatGPT model. The ruling comes amid broader global debates over AI training data and copyright. ANI had sought an injunction to prevent OpenAI from using its content, but the court dismissed the plea. The case is expected to proceed to full arguments.
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