CCIA, NetChoice, TechNet side with OpenAI, Microsoft in AI training MDL
( October 30, 2026, 22:03 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Computer and Communications Industry Association, NetChoice and TechNet filed an amicus brief supporting OpenAI and Microsoft in pending copyright litigation in New York federal court over artificial intelligence training. "A recurring objection to AI training—that it is antithetical to the purposes underlying fair use because AI output lacks human authorship—misreads the doctrine’s foundation, is inconsistent with settled law, and ignores how AI models actually work and how people use them," their amicus brief says. See brief attached. ...
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