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HomePhys.org - BusinessGerman music body sues OpenAI alleging copyright breaches

German music body sues OpenAI alleging copyright breaches

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A German music rights body is suing OpenAI for copyright infringement, claiming the US tech giant’s AI systems reproduced several artists’ lyrics without permission, a court heard Monday.

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