Landmark CJEU opinion considers allowing LLM training, with AI opt-out

In a “potentially transformative” opinion for generative AI developers, Europe’s highest court advises that training LLMs on copyrighted works may be permissible under EU law, but reproducing protected content in chatbot responses could risk copyright infringement.

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Landmark CJEU opinion considers allowing LLM training, with AI opt-out

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