US Backs OpenAI in NYT Copyright Case

The Trump administration filed a brief supporting OpenAI in its copyright dispute with the New York Times. The government argued that artificial intelligence training constitutes fair use. Officials emphasized that protecting AI development is vital for national security.

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The United States government filed a court brief on Tuesday supporting OpenAI in its copyright dispute with the NEW YORK TIMES CO-A over AI training material. The legal filing in Manhattan federal court marks the administration's first intervention in a wave of copyright lawsuits brought by publishers. The intervention could bolster tech companies defending against claims that training large language models violates copyright law.

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