NYT: Justice Department backs OpenAI, citing national security stakes in copyright case
nordicinst · x · 2026-09-03
Per the New York Times, the US Justice Department sided with OpenAI in the NYT copyright case, arguing the legitimate use of articles to train AI and tying US tech leadership and national security to how fair use is interpreted amid Europe's evolving AI rules. This is a media account of the same DOJ filing covered elsewhere.
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