Within the wake of two landmark authorized victories scored by synthetic intelligence builders this week, Microsoft Corp. has grow to be the newest tech large to face allegations that it used pirated copyrighted materials to coach its personal AI fashions with out the writers’ consent.
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Microsoft Sued in Manhattan Federal Court for Allegedly Using Pirated Material to Train AI Models
