DOJ sides with OpenAI in copyright battle, warns restricting AI training could thwart progress
Polymarket · x · 2026-09-03
The US Department of Justice has sided with OpenAI in its copyright battle with publishers, warning that restricting AI training on copyrighted material could "thwart creative and scientific progress."
It's a pivotal government stance in the fair-use fight over AI training data, with potential ramifications for pending cases and the industry's fair-use defenses at large.
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