Canadian news outlets are pursuing a lawsuit against OpenAI that could amount to billions in damages, alleging copyright infringement related to the use of their content. The lawsuit claims that OpenAI's practices amount to 'strip-mining journalism,' which has unjustly enriched the company at the expense of publishers. This case is part of a broader discussion on the implications of artificial intelligence in the context of copyright law, particularly under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Recent developments in AI-training cases have highlighted the ongoing legal challenges faced by technology companies in relation to intellectual property rights.