Reaction to the US Department of Justice Supporting OpenAI in Artificial Intelligence Copyright Lawsuit
The New York Times harshly criticized the US Department of Justice's legal filing in favor of OpenAI in the copyright lawsuit.
While the US Department of Justice filed an official brief supporting OpenAI in a copyright infringement lawsuit, The New York Times management stated that this move victimizes American content creators.
OpenAI Move from the Department of Justice
In a document submitted to the federal court, the US Department of Justice argued that the processing of copyrighted texts by artificial intelligence companies falls under the scope of fair use.
Reaction from Publishers and Writers
The New York Times spokesperson Graham James stated that the administration sided with multi-billion-dollar artificial intelligence companies and that the rights of American creators were violated.
National Security and Competition Justification
In the brief prepared by Department of Justice officials, it was emphasized that a strong US artificial intelligence industry is critical for national security and provides an advantage against foreign rivals.
Court Process and Expected Steps
Judge Sidney H. Stein requested the parties to submit written statements regarding whether the lawsuit should be stayed by September 11, 2026.