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The court dismissed the second cause of action concerning false copyright management information with leave to amend; the other claims challenged by this motion continued.
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The court dismissed the second cause of action concerning false copyright management information with leave to amend; the other claims challenged by this motion continued.
The amendment deadline was May 7; whether an amendment was filed remains to be checked. The first copyright cause of action was outside this motion’s scope. This is not a ruling that training was lawful or infringing.
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The court dismissed the second cause of action concerning false copyright management information with leave to amend; the other claims challenged by this motion continued.
SRC-0141Pages 1–3: procedure and motion scope; pages 9–10: conclusion, amendment deadline, and signature date.
U.S. District Court, Northern District of California · EN · 2026-04-23
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