Fair use benefits everyone

Summary

OpenAI has published excerpts from court briefs filed by creators, academics, accessibility advocates, legal experts and industry groups arguing that fair use supports AI training. The filings respond to a New York Times lawsuit, which the excerpts say asks courts to set aside longstanding fair use principles. The source text is cut off before the full set of arguments.

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