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Publishers accuse Microsoft and OpenAI of violating copyright by training AI models on news articles without permission, potentially damaging the publishing industry.
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All sources: The Straits Times and CNA report that publishers and news outlets are concerned that Microsoft and OpenAI have violated copyright by training AI models on their work without permission, leading to legal action.
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Cna · Straitstimes
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