OpenAI recently secured a legal victory as a New York court dismissed a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Alternet and Raw Story. The court ruled that the plaintiffs lacked legal standing due to the absence of a 'concrete injury,' a requirement established by the Supreme Court's recent decisions, including TransUnion. This ruling could have significant implications for future copyright claims against AI companies, particularly regarding the use of creative works in training data. Legal experts have warned that this precedent might make it more challenging to bring similar claims without specific examples of infringing output. Despite the dismissal, the plaintiffs are expected to file an amended complaint. This case has sparked discussions about its broader impact on the music industry and other sectors facing similar issues with AI and copyright law, and whether OpenAI's win is a Pyrrhic victory. The court's decision also invoked the DMCA.