( September 4, 2026, 18:17 GMT | Official Statement) — MLex Summary: OpenAI moved for judgment against news publishers’ US copyright claims over the use of their content to train large language models, arguing that they can’t claim exclusive rights over the facts that they publish. “These technologies put the world’s facts within reach of anyone who asks, in whatever form is most useful to them. That is progress, and copyright law does not stand in its way,” said argued. See attached file. …
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