The Delhi High Court refused ANI’s request for an interim injunction against OpenAI, holding at the prima facie stage that storing ANI’s works to train ChatGPT’s underlying LLMs can fall within India’s Copyright Act Section 52(1)(a) fair-dealing/research exception. The court also found ANI had not shown substantial similarity, memorisation, or regurgitation in ChatGPT outputs. For lawyers, this is a major AI-training copyright signal in India, though it is still interim and not the final resolution of the suit.
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