A recent decision by the Delhi High Court in India has provided OpenAI with a significant victory in its copyright dispute with news agency ANI. The court's ruling classified OpenAI's AI training as private use, a distinction that could have implications for the company's future dealings with copyright holders. ANI's own arguments against OpenAI were weakened by its admission that articles were published after the models were trained. The main trial in the case remains ongoing. This ruling matters because it sets a precedent for the handling of AI training data and its relationship to copyright law.