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Indian court says OpenAI did not violate news agency ANI's copyright

Indian court says OpenAI did not violate news agency ANI's copyright

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Published: July 24, 2026 15:25:08 IST

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BENGALURU, July 24 (Reuters) – An Indian court said on Friday that OpenAI's use of news agency ANI's content to train its ChatGPT service did not amount to copyright infringement. The remarks are the

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