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Apple Responds to Lawsuit Filed by Three YouTube Channels

Apple seeks dismissal of a lawsuit alleging it used YouTube videos without permission to train its AI models.

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The brief

Apple has filed a legal response to a lawsuit initiated by three YouTube channels regarding the use of their content for artificial intelligence training. The company is requesting that the court dismiss the case entirely.

Coverage from Law360 notes that Apple argues the suit fails under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Other outlets, including Cult of Mac and Yahoo, highlight that Apple's defense rests on the assertion that the YouTube videos in question were publicly available.

The OECD AI Policy Observatory and Analytics Insight are tracking the implications of this case. Future coverage does not yet specify when the court will rule on Apple's motion to dismiss.

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Quick answers

Who filed the lawsuit against Apple?

Three YouTube channels filed the lawsuit.

What is Apple requesting from the court?

Apple is seeking a dismissal of the lawsuit.

What is Apple's primary defense?

Apple contends the videos were public and argues the suit fails under the DMCA.

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Apple YouTube AI Training Copyright DMCA

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