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Delhi HC has jurisdiction in OpenAI copyright case: Court-appointed experts

News agency ANI, Indian media houses and global publishing companies based in India have filed copyright infringement cases against OpenAI in Delhi High Court

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OpenAI urges Delhi court to dismiss book publishers' copyright plea

This story incorporates reporting fromLive Law, inc42 and EconoTimes.OpenAI has filed a motion in an Indian court to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a coalition of book publishers. The publishers accuse the artificial intelligence company of violating copyright laws through its AI service,

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OpenAI defends California jurisdiction in Delhi High Court copyright case

OpenAI Global defended itself in the Delhi High Court on January 28, 2025, asserting it cannot be sued for copyright infringement in India. The ongoing case involves ANI Media’s allegations, with support from industry groups.

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'No Unnecessary Reporting On Parties' Submissions': Delhi High Court In ANI's Copyright Infringement Suit Against OpenAI

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday indicated that there will be no “unnecessary reporting” by media on the submission filed by ...

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Court battle between Indian media group, OpenAI set to begin next month

A court battle between an Indian media group and OpenAI is set to begin next month. The Delhi High Court announced Tuesday ...

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OpenAI asks Delhi High Court to throw out book publishers' copright lawsuit

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Sam Altman Plans India Visit as OpenAI Faces Legal Scrutiny

Microsoft-backed OpenAI’s chief, Sam Altman, is set to visit India next week, according to three sources familiar with the matter. Sam Altman plans an India visit to engage with government officials ...

Exclusive: OpenAI tells India court ChatGPT data removal will breach US legal obligations

OpenAI has told an Indian court that any order to remove training data powering its ChatGPT service would be inconsistent ...

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