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Research is ongoing; collected events do not constitute a complete case history.
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Case chronology
The Intercept sues OpenAI and Microsoft
The Intercept filed a copyright-management-information lawsuit, case 24-cv-1515.
Court dismisses some claims and allows one to proceed
The court dismissed all claims against Microsoft and the §1202(b)(3) claim against OpenAI, while allowing the §1202(b)(1) claim against OpenAI to proceed.
Court publishes opinion explaining an earlier order
The court explained its November 2024 order and directed counsel to contact it to adjust the case-management plan.
Counsel announces filing of a new brief
Loevy + Loevy announced that The Intercept and CIR had filed an opening brief in the Southern District of New York and stated their opposition to unauthorized use of journalistic material.
Research question
News publishing disputes over attribution and copyright management information offer institutional comparisons for ownership of creative materials; they cannot substitute for a history of artists’ actions.
Related documents
DOC-0138The Intercept Media v. OpenAI, 24-cv-1515: Opinion and OrderDOC-0139Digital Publishers The Intercept and CIR file brief in OpenAI litigationSources
U.S. District Court, S.D. New York · EN · 2025-02-20
Loevy + Loevy · EN · 2026-09-04
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “The Intercept v. OpenAI / Copyright management information and news-publishing context.” case-0094. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.