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Court Finds OpenAI in Violation of German Copyright Law, Orders Damages
By @legalpdf [ 2 Min read ] German court rules ChatGPT violated copyright by reproducing song lyrics, setting a major precedent for AI training data in Europe. Read More.
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How are you, hacker?
🪐 What’s happening in tech today, November 12, 2025?
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Court Finds OpenAI in Violation of German Copyright Law, Orders Damages
By @legalpdf [ 2 Min read ] German court rules ChatGPT violated copyright by reproducing song lyrics, setting a major precedent for AI training data in Europe. Read More.
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