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Delhi HC Clears ChatGPT in ANI Copyright Battle — But the War Isn't Over
Mint·Sunday, 26 July 2026
The Delhi High Court dismissed copyright infringement allegations against ChatGPT filed by news agency ANI. The dispute started in November 2024 when ANI sued OpenAI, claiming the company used its copyrighted news reports without permission to train its AI. The court has now ruled against ANI's allegations.
Why It Matters
This is a landmark moment for AI and media in India — it signals how Indian courts may treat AI companies that scrape local news content to build their models.
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