In TrendsSensex TodayStocks To BuyGold-Silver PricesBrent Crude PricesRupee vs DollarDefence StockANI moves Delhi HC against OpenAI over copyright, appeal to be heard on Sept 14ANI had sued OpenAI in November 2024, alleging that the AI company used its copyrighted content to train ChatGPT without permission or payment. The next hearing is on September 14.By Ashmit Kumar September 8, 2026, 1:43:39 PM IST (Published)News agency Asian News International (ANI) has moved the Delhi High Court challenging a single-judge order that refused to grant interim relief in its copyright infringement case against OpenAI, with the appeal set to be heard on September 14.ANI has challenged the July 24 order of Justice Amit Bansal, who had held that, at the interim stage, OpenAI’s storage of ANI’s original works for training the large language models underlying ChatGPT fell within the fair-dealing exception under Section 52(1)(a) of the Copyright Act.The court had also said ANI had failed to establish that ChatGPT had memorised or reproduced its news reports in responses to users.ANI is expected to seek interim directions restraining OpenAI from storing or using its copyright-protected content. The news agency is also likely to argue that its original news reports are being used to train…
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