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In a copyright case involving The New York Times, a Microsoft executive characterized AI as the 'largest theft of labor' in history. This remark was included in unsealed court documents related to the case against Microsoft and OpenAI.
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In a copyright case involving The New York Times, a Microsoft executive characterized AI as the 'largest theft of labor' in history. This remark was included in unsealed court documents related to the case against Microsoft and OpenAI.
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