A German court has ruled in favor of GEMA, accepting the unfair use of copyrighted songs by OpenAI while training its LLM models. The court relied on the memorization vs reproduction arguments in the light of TDM exceptions under the EU Act to rule in favor of GEMA. This is in contrast to cases in the US, like the Anthropic vs UMG or the NYT vs OpenAI & Microsoft case, where no concrete decisions have been made.The post OpenAI's Defeat in the GEMA Case: A Landmark Moment for AI Copyright Law appeared first on Techreport.