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OpenAI Cites US Roots to Dodge Copyright Lawsuit in India, but Lawyers Say Case Can Be Heard
OpenAI, which counts India as its second biggest market with millions of users, is locked in an intense court battle triggered by domestic news agency ANI for alleged use of copyright content. The case gained prominence in recent weeks as book publishers and media groups, including those of billionaires Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani, banded togeth...
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OpenAI Asks Delhi Court to Throw Out Book Publishers Challenge in Copyright Battle
The case, which began with legal action last year by local news agency ANI, will be heard in New Delhi on Tuesday. It has the potential to shape the legal framework for artificial intelligence in India - OpenAI's second-largest market by number of users.
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OpenAI Faces New Copyright Case, From Global Publishers in India
OpenAI is facing a copyright lawsuit from Indian and international book publishers in New Delhi, that aims to prevent the firm's ChatGPT chatbot from accessing proprietary content. The Federation of Indian Publishers stated it has lodged the case at the Delhi High Court, which is already handling a similar suit against OpenAI.
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OpenAI Faces New Copyright Case, From Global Publishers In India
Indian book publishers and their international counterparts have filed a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI in New Delhi, a representative said on Friday.
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OpenAI Tells Delhi High Court ChatGPT Data Removal will Breach US Legal Obligations
The Microsoft-backed AI firm also said that it was not within the jurisdiction of Indian courts to hear a copyright breach case brought by local news agency ANI as OpenAI had no presence in the country.
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Indian-American Techie's Mother Demands FBI Probe Into Death, Musk Reacts
Suchir Balaji, a former employee at ChatGPT-parent OpenAI who accused the company of violating copyright laws, was found dead in his San Francisco apartment in November.
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High Court Frames Contempt Of Court Charges Against BBC, Others In 'Wild Karnataka' Documentary Case
The original footage shot was 400 hours and the KFD had copyright over all the raw footage, the petitioners claimed.
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"Received Death, Rape Threats": Humans Of Bombay CEO Amid Plagiarism Row
Weeks after Humans Of Bombay was in the eye of a storm after they filed a case against another storytelling platform for copyright infringement, the company's founder and CEO Karishma Mehta has revealed that she faced rape and death threats.
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''Our Story'': 'Humans Of Bombay' Founder Addresses Plagiarism Row With 'People Of India'
Karishma Mehta took to social media to issue a statement regarding the controversy and argued that their legal case was about ''substantial imitation''.
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Elon Musk's X Sued By News Agency AFP In Copyright Case
AFP news agency launched a copyright case in France on Wednesday against social media giant Twitter, recently rebranded X, part of a global struggle to get tech firms to pay for news.
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French News Agency AFP Sues Elon Musk's X Over Copyright
AFP news agency launched a copyright case in France on Wednesday against social media giant Twitter, recently rebranded X, part of a global struggle to get tech firms to pay for news.
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Court Refuses To Quash Song Copyright Case Against Rahul Gandhi, Others
The High Court of Karnataka has refused to quash the FIR against Congress party leaders Rahul Gandhi, Jairam Ramesh and Supriya Shrinate for the alleged copyright violation of music from the hit film KGF Chapter-2.
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US Music Publishers Sue Twitter For $250 Million Over Copyright Violations
The association added that Twitter has not improved under billionaire Elon Musk and it "permits and encourages infringement" for profit.
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Apple Loses Copyright Case Against Startup That Simulated iOS For Research
Apple Inc on Monday failed to convince a US appeals court that security startup Corellium Inc infringed its copyrights by simulating its iOS operating system to help researchers find security flaws in Apple devices.
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Ed Sheeran Wins Copyright Infringement Lawsuit, Says He Is Very Happy
'Shape of You' singer Ed Sheeran won the copyright trial case on Thursday which alleged that he plagiarized the Marvin Gaye hit 'Let's Get It On' for his 'Thinking Out Loud' song.
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OpenAI Cites US Roots to Dodge Copyright Lawsuit in India, but Lawyers Say Case Can Be Heard
OpenAI, which counts India as its second biggest market with millions of users, is locked in an intense court battle triggered by domestic news agency ANI for alleged use of copyright content. The case gained prominence in recent weeks as book publishers and media groups, including those of billionaires Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani, banded togeth...
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OpenAI Asks Delhi Court to Throw Out Book Publishers Challenge in Copyright Battle
The case, which began with legal action last year by local news agency ANI, will be heard in New Delhi on Tuesday. It has the potential to shape the legal framework for artificial intelligence in India - OpenAI's second-largest market by number of users.
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OpenAI Faces New Copyright Case, From Global Publishers in India
OpenAI is facing a copyright lawsuit from Indian and international book publishers in New Delhi, that aims to prevent the firm's ChatGPT chatbot from accessing proprietary content. The Federation of Indian Publishers stated it has lodged the case at the Delhi High Court, which is already handling a similar suit against OpenAI.
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OpenAI Faces New Copyright Case, From Global Publishers In India
Indian book publishers and their international counterparts have filed a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI in New Delhi, a representative said on Friday.
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OpenAI Tells Delhi High Court ChatGPT Data Removal will Breach US Legal Obligations
The Microsoft-backed AI firm also said that it was not within the jurisdiction of Indian courts to hear a copyright breach case brought by local news agency ANI as OpenAI had no presence in the country.
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Indian-American Techie's Mother Demands FBI Probe Into Death, Musk Reacts
Suchir Balaji, a former employee at ChatGPT-parent OpenAI who accused the company of violating copyright laws, was found dead in his San Francisco apartment in November.
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High Court Frames Contempt Of Court Charges Against BBC, Others In 'Wild Karnataka' Documentary Case
The original footage shot was 400 hours and the KFD had copyright over all the raw footage, the petitioners claimed.
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"Received Death, Rape Threats": Humans Of Bombay CEO Amid Plagiarism Row
Weeks after Humans Of Bombay was in the eye of a storm after they filed a case against another storytelling platform for copyright infringement, the company's founder and CEO Karishma Mehta has revealed that she faced rape and death threats.
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''Our Story'': 'Humans Of Bombay' Founder Addresses Plagiarism Row With 'People Of India'
Karishma Mehta took to social media to issue a statement regarding the controversy and argued that their legal case was about ''substantial imitation''.
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Elon Musk's X Sued By News Agency AFP In Copyright Case
AFP news agency launched a copyright case in France on Wednesday against social media giant Twitter, recently rebranded X, part of a global struggle to get tech firms to pay for news.
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French News Agency AFP Sues Elon Musk's X Over Copyright
AFP news agency launched a copyright case in France on Wednesday against social media giant Twitter, recently rebranded X, part of a global struggle to get tech firms to pay for news.
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Court Refuses To Quash Song Copyright Case Against Rahul Gandhi, Others
The High Court of Karnataka has refused to quash the FIR against Congress party leaders Rahul Gandhi, Jairam Ramesh and Supriya Shrinate for the alleged copyright violation of music from the hit film KGF Chapter-2.
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US Music Publishers Sue Twitter For $250 Million Over Copyright Violations
The association added that Twitter has not improved under billionaire Elon Musk and it "permits and encourages infringement" for profit.
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Apple Loses Copyright Case Against Startup That Simulated iOS For Research
Apple Inc on Monday failed to convince a US appeals court that security startup Corellium Inc infringed its copyrights by simulating its iOS operating system to help researchers find security flaws in Apple devices.
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Ed Sheeran Wins Copyright Infringement Lawsuit, Says He Is Very Happy
'Shape of You' singer Ed Sheeran won the copyright trial case on Thursday which alleged that he plagiarized the Marvin Gaye hit 'Let's Get It On' for his 'Thinking Out Loud' song.
