Nadler, Raskin file amicus brief arguing unlicensed AI training is not fair use, siding with creators
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-10-31
A new amicus brief in the OpenAI copyright lawsuit sides entirely with creators. Filed by Reps. Jerrold Nadler, Jamie Raskin and Johnson, it argues that while fair use is undeniably important, unlicensed training on copyrighted works does not qualify as fair use — a potentially significant signal for ongoing AI copyright litigation and data licensing practices.
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