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Justice Department sides with OpenAI in publishers’ copyright fight

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The Justice Department filed a statement of interest backing OpenAI’s fair use defence in the consolidated publisher copyright cases, arguing that licensing costs would threaten national security. EU law has no fair use doctrine, and the AI Act applies its copyright obligations to any provider plac…

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  1. 2026-09-02 22:10 · The Next Web
    Justice Department sides with OpenAI in publishers’ copyright fight

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