Copyright Alliance files amicus brief arguing no categorical fair use for AI training in OpenAI case
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-11-04
On October 29, Copyright Alliance filed an amicus brief in the multidistrict In Re OpenAI Copyright Infringement Litigation. CEO Keith Kupferschmid argues there is no categorical fair use exception for copying protected works to develop generative AI models, and that how the court analyzes fair use will matter far beyond the news publisher and book author plaintiffs.
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