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In the 287-page lawsuit, ANI accuses OpenAI of illegally using its data to enhance the performance of its large language models and alleges that some AI-generated outputs falsely attribute ...
Indian news agency ANI has sued OpenAI in a New Delhi court, accusing the ChatGPT creator of using its published content without permission to help train the artificial intelligence chatbot ...
ANI also accused OpenAI of indulging in unfair competition by using the agency’s content to publish and timely report accurate information on current affairs to its own subscribers.
ANI has also said it is concerned about unfair competition given OpenAI’s commercial partnerships with other news organisations, and has told the court that in response to user prompts, ChatGPT ...
In response to ANI’s lawsuit, OpenAI has denied the allegations of using ANI’s content without permission. A spokesperson for OpenAI stated that the company builds its AI models using publicly ...
OpenAI has denied copyright infringement. ANI in its filing said that OpenAI had “refused to obtain a lawful license or permission” for the use of original works by ANI. The media firm is concerned ...
OpenAI has run into a legal problem in Asia. Asian News International (ANI) has filed suit in a New Delhi court, accusing OpenAI of publishing its content to train its large language models.
Reuters-backed ANI’s copyright lawsuit against OpenAI takes a global turn, raising complex legal challenges over AI training practices and cross-border compliance. OpenAI has informed the Delhi ...
OpenAI faces multiple lawsuits for copyright infringement—13 in the US, two in Canada and one in Germany. However, in a first, an Indian news agency, ANI, has sued OpenAI—not just for ...
OpenAI continued to access ANI’s content through its subscribers, alleged the latter’s lawyer Sidhant Kumar in front of the Delhi High Court on March 18.
The amicus curiae also stated that just because OpenAI had agreed to stop accessing ANI’s website in October last year, it was not a defence against past infringement.