- OpenAI has moved to dismiss a lawsuit by book publishers in a Delhi court, arguing ChatGPT’s use of data is fair use.
- Publishers claim ChatGPT violates copyright by summarizing books without permission, affecting their business.
- The case highlights broader global disputes over AI’s use of copyrighted material without licenses or appropriate permissions.
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