News publishers have celebrated a victory in the first stage of their copyright lawsuit against Canadian AI start-up Cohere.

A U.S. court denied a motion from Toronto-based artificial intelligence company Cohere Inc. to dismiss a copyright lawsuit filed against it by major news organizations, including the Toronto Star.

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