Fair use benefits everyone
OpenAI publishes a text arguing that the fair use principle is beneficial to everyone. Summary based on the title only (page not readable).
What the article says
On October 30, 2026, OpenAI published a page collecting excerpts from third-party court filings (amicus briefs) that support applying the fair use principle to AI training. The background is the lawsuit brought by The New York Times, which OpenAI describes as an attempt to set aside a long-standing legal principle.
The contributors quoted are varied: library associations, Authors Alliance, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, law professors, computer scientists, independent creators, an investment firm and the United States government. Their arguments are that training is a transformative use, that a model is not a searchable store of documents, and that "market dilution" is not a harm recognized under copyright law. The full filings are available on the public court docket.
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