Court denies most of the motion to dismiss in NYT v. OpenAI

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Mostly denied the motion to dismiss in NYT v. OpenAI — a denial of a motion to dismiss, not a fair use ruling. The core copyright infringement claims survive

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Denying a motion to dismiss is not a ruling on the merits. It is often cited as a fair use win or loss, so the stage is noted here explicitly

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Pressen.wikipedia.orghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_York_Times_v._Microsoft_and_OpenAI

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