Thomson Reuters Enterprise Centre GmbH v. ROSS Intelligence Inc.
The court granted Thomson Reuters partial summary judgment, holding that ROSS copied Westlaw headnotes to build an AI legal research tool and that the fair use defense failed.
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The court granted Thomson Reuters partial summary judgment, holding that ROSS copied Westlaw headnotes to build an AI legal research tool and that the fair use defense failed.
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