The debate is also unfolding internationally, as countriesseekto balance copyright protections with the growing demand for AI training.
The company argues that this approach aligns with the fundamental principles of copyright and fair use doctrine.
“OpenAI’s models are trained to not replicate works for consumption by the public.
As of 2025, legislative tracker MultiState hasflagged832 AI-related laws.
This includes assessing data availability and ensuring US companies retain access to critical training inputs.
