OpenAI shares arguments for fair use in AI
OpenAI collected excerpts from court briefs supporting the application of fair use to AI training.
- The page collects excerpts from briefs supporting fair use in AI training.
- The arguments are the authors’ legal positions, not a court ruling.
- The dispute over model training and copyright continues in court.
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The selection includes arguments from associations, researchers, and professionals. They say that analyzing copyrighted works to train models can serve a different purpose from the works themselves and need not provide substitute access to the original material.
Why it matters
These are the brief authors’ positions in a page that presents excerpts from submissions favoring fair use. The material is not a court ruling; the relationship between AI training and copyright remains under litigation.
Source: OpenAI, October 30, 2026.