Delhi High Court Rules AI Training on Copyrighted Data Qualifies as Fair Use

The Delhi High Court has ruled in favour of OpenAI in a copyright dispute filed by Indian news agency ANI. Justice Amit Bansal rejected ANI's plea for an interim injunction against OpenAI. The court held that using copyrighted material to train large language models falls under the 'fair dealing' exemption for research as defined in India's Copyright Act. The ruling is considered a significant legal victory for OpenAI and could have broader implications for how AI companies use third-party content in model training.
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