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The Delhi high court ruling is unlikely to be the last word on intellectual property used for AI training
Livemint·July 31, 2026·1 min read
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The Delhi high court denied news agency ANI's request for an injunction against OpenAI regarding the use of its content in AI training. This ruling highlights the need for India to establish a clear framework that reconciles AI development with the rights of content creators.
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An interim ruling by the Delhi high court denied news agency ANI an injunction against OpenAI for using its content. But India needs to develop a clear and workable framework that balances competitive AI development with the interests of rights holders.
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