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ROSS Intelligence informs Third Circuit of United States’ Statement of Interest in OpenAI suits
Read more: ROSS Intelligence informs Third Circuit of United States’ Statement of Interest in OpenAI suitsThe United States’ Statement of Interest in the OpenAI MDL litigation is beginning to ripple through the other AI copyright suits. ROSS Intelligence just filed a Rule 28(j) letter of new authority, calling the Third Circuit panel’s attention to the United States’ positions on fair use explained in the Statement. Other AI companies will likely…
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More on the United States’ Statement of Interest in advancing AI development by US companies
Read more: More on the United States’ Statement of Interest in advancing AI development by US companiesI read some commentary on the United States’ Statement of Interest filed, pursuant 28 U.S.C. § 517, in the OpenAI MDL litigation suggesting that such Statements by the United States are unusual. Based on my research, that’s not accurate. In fact, more than 400 cases cite the provision authorizing such Statements, 242 of which discuss Statements…
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Lutnick urges G20 countries to allow AI training for innovation
Read more: Lutnick urges G20 countries to allow AI training for innovationSpeaking before G20 countries in North Carolina, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick reported urged countries to balance the need for AI training and innovation, while still protecting artists. Lutnick told the countries to recognize “fair use” or “fair dealing” in AI development. “We need frameworks that protect creators and inventors whose ingenuity drives our…
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United States files Statement of Interest in OpenAI lawsuits: AI training is fair use; “dilution” is “deeply flawed” theory, in the view of the United States.
Read more: United States files Statement of Interest in OpenAI lawsuits: AI training is fair use; “dilution” is “deeply flawed” theory, in the view of the United States.Late evening, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 517, the United States just filed a Statement of Interest representing “the interests of the United States” in the fair use in AI training. The filing was in In re OpenAI Copyright Infringement Litigation before Judge Stein as the case heads into the summary judgment phase. The 19-page…