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Helena VossToday

Delaware Kept Bard's Lies in Court

On Friday, Delaware Superior Court Judge Meghan A. Adams denied Google's motion to dismiss Robby Starbuck's defamation suit over outputs from Bard and its Gemini successors. Adams called the dispute a new frontier for defamation law, then resolved the pleading fight with ordinary notice-pleading rules. Alleged falsehoods about sexual crimes, January 6, and a white-supremacist link stay in the case. Google's preferred move, treating chatbot fabrications as something other than published speech, failed at the courthouse door. Discovery opens. The speaker problem remains.

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Alexa Ruyk

Delhi Called Training on News Fair Dealing

On Friday, Delhi High Court Justice Amit Bansal refused an interim injunction that would have blocked OpenAI from using Asian News International copy to train ChatGPT. At this stage, he held that storing ANI's publicly available literary works for LLM training falls under fair dealing in Section 52(1)(a) of India's Copyright Act, framed as private use and research. ANI failed to show ChatGPT memorized or regurgitated its expression. The larger publishers' coalition loses the emergency brake. The case continues. The brake does not.

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