Delhi HC declines interim injunction against OpenAI in ANI copyright suit
It also claimed that ChatGPT falsely attributed fabricated news reports and statements to ANI, harming its reputation.ANI, on October 3, 2024, offered to grant a license to OpenAI for using the news contents for the training of the LLM.
- ▪It also claimed that ChatGPT falsely attributed fabricated news reports and statements to ANI, harming its reputation.ANI, on October 3, 2024, offered to grant a license to OpenAI for using the news contents for the training of the LLM.
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The Delhi High Court on Friday (July 24, 2026) refused to grant interim relief to news agency Asian News International (ANI) in its copyright infringement suit against OpenAI, holding prima facie that the company’s use of ANI’s works for training ChatGPT falls within the exception under Section 52(1)(a) of the Copyright Act.Justice Amit Bansal said OpenAI’s act of storing ANI’s literary works for training its Large Language Models (LLMs), prima facie, did not amount to copyright infringement.
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