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OpenAI sued for trademark infringement over 'Astra' AI model

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Published 5 Oct 2026, 17:43 BST1 min read

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OpenAI was hit with a trademark lawsuit in San Francisco federal court on Monday over its new "Astra" AI model from a software company that says it has been using the "Astra" name since 2021.

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