Delhi High Court rules OpenAI's use of ANI content for training is fair use, not copyright infringement

德里高等法院裁定 OpenAI 利用 ANI 内容训练 AI 未侵犯版权

The Delhi High Court dismissed ANI's copyright lawsuit against OpenAI. Justice Amit Bansal ruled that training on ANI's content qualifies as research fair use under Indian copyright law, and ANI failed to show direct copying in ChatGPT outputs. The court also warned that an interim injunction now would harm India's own LLM development and the public interest of its large free user base.

Why it matters: Delhi High Court dismissed ANI's copyright suit against OpenAI, ruling training as research fair use and noting ANI failed to prove direct copying. The court also warned an injunction would hurt India's own model R&D. Score capped at 78 because only one source so far—will bump...