The dispute concerns OpenAI’s claim that training AI models on The New York Times’ and other publishers’ copyrighted works constitutes fair use, Bloomberg Law says.
Bloomberg Law reports that the Trump administration is urging a New York federal judge to accept OpenAI’s fair-use argument: that training its AI models on copyrighted works from The New York Times and other publishers constitutes fair use.
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The dispute concerns OpenAI’s claim that training AI models on The New York Times’ and other publishers’ copyrighted works constitutes fair use, Bloomberg Law says.
Bloomberg Law reports that the Trump administration is urging a New York federal judge to accept OpenAI’s fair-use argument: that training its AI models on copyrighted works from The New York Times and other publishers constitutes fair use.
Bloomberg Law@BLawThe Trump administration is urging a New York federal judge to rule in favor of OpenAI Inc.'s claim that training its artificial intelligence models on New York Times Co. and other publishers’ copyrighted works constitutes fair use.
Bloomberg Law@BLawThe Trump administration is urging a New York federal judge to rule in favor of OpenAI Inc.'s claim that training its artificial intelligence models on New York Times Co. and other publishers’ copyrighted works constitutes fair use.