Antitrust vs copyright: why one could reshape the AI industry and the other won't
NathanpmYoung · x · 2026-10-23
On the legal risks facing OpenAI, Matt Gilliland argued copyright suits probably won't threaten the company's life, but antitrust reshapes whole eras of an industry. NathanpmYoung pushed back with a counterpoint. A brief but pointed exchange on the difference in magnitude between the copyright and antitrust cases hanging over the AI industry.
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