IP And Trademarks 25 July 2026
AI Copyright Ruling
Delhi High Court has ruled that OpenAI can use copyrighted content to train its large language model ChatGPT, dismissing allegations of copyright infringement, stating that OpenAI's use of retrieved copyrighted works to train its model does not constitute copyright infringement, this decision may have significant implications for the future of AI training and copyright law
The Delhi High Court has made a significant ruling regarding the use of copyrighted content in AI training.
In an interim order, Justice Amit Bansal ruled that *OpenAI's use of retrieved copyrighted works* to train its large language model *ChatGPT* does not constitute copyright infringement.
- The ruling may have significant implications for the future of AI training and copyright law.
- It is expected to impact how AI models are trained and how copyright laws are applied in the context of AI development.
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