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Asian News International
3.1
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India HeadquartersNew Delhi, India
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Asian News International is rated 3.1 out of 5 stars on AmbitionBox, based on 39 company reviews.This rating reflects an average employee experience, indicating moderate satisfaction with the company’s work culture, benefits, and career growth opportunities. AmbitionBox gathers authentic employee reviews and ratings, making it a trusted platform for job seekers and employees in India.
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ANI v. Open AI: Time to Talk About ‘Machine Unlearning’
- ANI has sought an interim injunction against OpenAI that would prevent it from reproducing or publishing its copyrighted material in any manner, including through the ChatGPT model.
- ANI also seeks to disable ChatGPT from accessing ANI's works published by them or through their subscribers. Technical and legal problems might occur with implementing the interim injunction sought by ANI against OpenAI.
- To ensure that Gen AI models are compliant with laws regarding Copyright and safety, machine unlearning is seen as a technical intervention that can be employed to purge models of unwanted information.
- There are mismatches and gaps between technical unlearning methods and policy goals, leading to over and under-inclusiveness issues. Thus, machine unlearning is not a sure-shot way of ensuring that a model does not engage in infringing behavior.
- Removing data from a GenAI model is not easy since its internal structure is way more complicated. Also, machine unlearning methods do not support long-standing copyright doctrines, such as the idea-expression dichotomy.
- ANI's case against OpenAI highlights the need to discuss the possible limits of machine unlearning, especially in the context of news reporting - it is quite possible that another news source might report on the same facts, and the model might generalize and produce a substantially similar output as that of ANI.
- It is unclear how the directions sought by ANI against OpenAI can be technically implemented. While framing the issues, the court noted that the copyrighted content in question is in the form of news.
- Machine unlearning is a subarea of machine learning that develops methods for the removal of the effect of training data and the suppression of content in generative-AI models.
- Purging information from a GenAI model is not similar to removing data from a database, making it difficult to make a model behave.
- The court has suggested that both OpenAI and ANI during the trial can answer whether unlearning copyrighted content during model training is technically and practically feasible.
Spicyip | 19 Feb, 2025
Delhi HC seeks OpenAI's response as top music labels join ChatGPT’s copyright lawsuit: Report
- The Delhi High Court has demanded a formal response from OpenAI following an intervention plea by the Indian Music Industry (IMI).
- The IMI seeks to intervene in a case brought by news agency Asian News International (ANI) accusing OpenAI of using ANI's material without authorization.
- Major music labels, including T-Series, Saregama, and Sony, are seeking to join the ongoing copyright litigation against OpenAI.
- They claim OpenAI's systems violate their copyrights by using audio recordings to train AI models without authorization.
Yourstory | 18 Feb, 2025
SpicyIP Weekly Review (January 27 – February 2)
- The Delhi HC will begin hearing arguments in the ANI-OpenAI Copyright dispute from February 21.
- The first of its kind litigation against LLMs in India, several key legal issues are expected to be addressed in the case.
- Where do the copyright concerns of ANI lie within the AI supply chain?
- SpicyIP analyses the implications of the interim injunction sought by ANI against OpenAI, if it is technically feasible.
- Aditi Agrawal discusses the concerns arising from the notification issued by the Delhi Government authorizing the Delhi Police to issue takedown orders under Section 79(3)(b) of the IT Act.
- Justice Prabha Sridevan was recently interviewed by SpicyIP Doctoral Fellow Malobika Sen on the role of expert evidence in IP litigation, the methodology of expert evidence, the challenges of dealing with expert witnesses and more!
- The Centre for Intellectual Property Research and Advocacy [CIPRA] of Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad is organizing its first blog writing competition in collaboration with SpicyIP on the theme of Literature, Journalism and IP.
- The Delhi HC had to decide who owned the copyright in the literary and musical work of the song “En Iniya Pon Nilave‟ composed by the famous Tamil Composer Illayaraja.
- The Bombay HC directed the Registrar of Trademarks to register a device mark, Prakritik Paint developed by the Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC).
- Elton John and Paul McCartney urge the UK government to protect creative artists from Al exploitation as new copyright law changes are considered.
Spicyip | 3 Feb, 2025
Digital news publishers’ association joins ANI suit against OpenAI
- The Digital News Publishers’ Association (DNPA) has joined the lawsuit filed by the Asian News International (ANI) against OpenAI.
- DNPA and its members, leading digital news platforms in India, seek to express their concerns about the unauthorized use of copyrighted works by OpenAI to train their AI models, specifically their GPT models.
- DNPA emphasizes that OpenAI's actions lack transparency and disclosure, which could contribute to the spread of online misinformation and negatively impact the quality and diversity of news content in India.
- DNPA highlights that OpenAI's licensing deals with international news publishers show the acknowledgment that permissions or licenses are required for training AI models using copyrighted content.
HinduBusinessLine | 27 Jan, 2025
OpenAI’s Copyright Violation Lawsuit: What You Need to Know About ANI’s Claims
- Asian News International (ANI) has filed a copyright violation lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing it of using its copyrighted content without permission.
- The lawsuit seeks initial damages of $236,910 and raises concerns over intellectual property violations by AI companies.
- ANI alleges that OpenAI used its data to enhance the performance of its language models and generated false information attributed to ANI.
- OpenAI argues against the jurisdiction of the case and denies ongoing misuse of ANI's content.
Eweek | 24 Nov, 2024
Asian News International (ANI) sues OpenAI for copyright violation
- Asian News International (ANI) has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI for alleged copyright violation.
- ANI claims that OpenAI stored and used its content and data without permission for training their Large Language Model.
- ANI is seeking initial damages of ₹20 million ($236,910) and the court admitted the case for further proceedings.
- OpenAI denies the allegations and states that they build their AI models using publicly available data.
HinduBusinessLine | 20 Nov, 2024
ANI Sues OpenAI for Alleged Unauthorized Use of Published Content in AI Training
- Indian news agency ANI has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI for unauthorized use of its published content to train the ChatGPT AI chatbot.
- The court hearing took place at the New Delhi High Court, where OpenAI was directed to respond to ANI's allegations.
- ANI claims that ChatGPT removed fabricated news stories published under their media outlet, but their content remains embedded in ChatGPT's database.
- OpenAI denies the allegations and asserts that they use publicly available data in compliance with fair use and legal precedents.
TechJuice | 20 Nov, 2024
ChatGPT In Hot Water: ANI Files Copyright Infringement Case Against OpenAI
- US-based OpenAI is facing a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by news agency Asian News International (ANI) over the use of ANI's copyrighted content to train AI.
- ANI alleges that ChatGPT, a product of OpenAI, produces verbatim or substantially similar content attributed to ANI, including instances of hallucinatory responses.
- OpenAI argues that they have block-listed ANI's content and ChatGPT does not reproduce ANI's expressions. They claim that copyright law only protects expressions, not facts.
- The Delhi High Court will conduct a detailed hearing on the matter on Jan. 28, 2025, to determine the commercial exploitation of information available in the public domain.
Bloomberg Quint | 19 Nov, 2024
Indian news agency sues OpenAI alleging copyright infringement
- Asian News International has sued OpenAI in the Delhi High Court, alleging copyright infringement.
- OpenAI confirmed that ChatGPT is no longer accessing ANI's website.
- OpenAI faces multiple similar lawsuits globally over its use of copyrighted material.
- The court plans to appoint an independent expert to examine copyright implications of AI models using public content.
TechCrunch | 19 Nov, 2024
News Agency ANI Sues OpenAI For Alleged Violation Of IP Rights
- News agency ANI has sued OpenAI for alleged violation of IP rights.
- ANI has filed the lawsuit in the Delhi high court, claiming that OpenAI used its original news content without authorization.
- The suit alleges that OpenAI used ANI's content to train its language models and produced ANI's content verbatim in response to user queries.
- ANI argues that this unauthorized use poses a threat to its reputation and could result in the circulation of fake news.
Inc42 | 19 Nov, 2024
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