OpenAI says it does not use Indian media groups' content to train ChatGPT, court filing shows

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NEW DELHI : OpenAI is seeking to stop Indian media groups, including those of Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani, from joining a copyright lawsuit against the U.S.company, saying it does not use their content to train ChatGPT, a legal filing seen by Reuters shows.

But the Indian groups have alleged in their legal submissions that the U.S.company has not entered into similar deals in India.

The company also said in the filing that the use of content, which is publicly available, is permissible under Indian copyright law.

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