US appeals court upholds Thomson Reuters win over Ross in AI training case
A US appeals court on 29 September upheld the ruling in favour of Thomson Reuters in its copyright case against Ross Intelligence. According to MLex, it is the first US appellate finding on fair use in AI training and favours copyright holders; Law.com says traditional fair use rules still apply.
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- First US appellate finding on fair use for AI training favors copyright holders | MLex | Specialist news and analysis on legal risk and regulationmlex.com · Sep 29, 2026
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