US Department of Justice Makes AI Move in OpenAI and Microsoft Lawsuit
The US Department of Justice argued in the New York Times lawsuit that AI training does not violate copyright, requesting a ruling in favor of the companies.
Taking the side of OpenAI and Microsoft in the lawsuit filed by The New York Times, the US Department of Justice argued that the artificial intelligence training process does not violate copyright laws.
Legal Support for AI Training
US Department of Justice lawyers took an official step that will affect the position of the parties in the lawsuit filed against ChatGPT developer OpenAI and Microsoft, siding with the companies.
Emphasis on National Security
In the defense presented by government lawyers, it was emphasized that the success of the US in the artificial intelligence industry is of great importance for the country's national security interests.
Copyright Law Evaluation
The Department of Justice argued that training artificial intelligence models on newspaper content does not constitute a violation of current copyright laws and asked the judge to rule accordingly.