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OpenAI posts briefs arguing fair use supports AI training
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Brief
OpenAI published excerpts from court briefs by creators, academics, accessibility advocates, and legal experts arguing that fair use enables AI training and innovation. The excerpts were shared to illustrate perspectives on how fair use applies to AI development.
Why It Matters
If courts accept these arguments, it could affect legal limits on using copyrighted works for AI training and the pace of related innovation.
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Evidence and Sources
- OpenAI published excerpts from court briefs by creators, academics, accessibility advocates, and legal experts. [1]
- The excerpts present arguments that fair use supports AI training and innovation. [1]
- OpenAI News: Fair use benefits everyone 30 Oct 2026
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