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Why the DOJ’s OpenAI copyright stance is the real threat to national security

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The DOJ argues that AI training is transformative fair use, but publishers say unlicensed scraping threatens their survival. This copyright fight could shape the future of online knowledge.

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  1. 2026-09-15 18:23 · ZDNET AI
    Why the DOJ’s OpenAI copyright stance is the real threat to national security

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