DOJ urges judge to rule for OpenAI, Microsoft in N.Y. Times lawsuit

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Training AI on the newspaper’s content doesn’t violate copyright law, the Justice Department argues, calling the industry a national security interest.

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2026-09-02 17:55 · Washington Post AI
DOJ urges judge to rule for OpenAI, Microsoft in N.Y. Times lawsuit

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