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  1. 001SeattleTimesSEP · 18English

    Microsoft and OpenAI workers worry about ‘largest theft of labor’ in history, records show

    Unsealed court documents reveal Microsoft and OpenAI employees expressed serious concerns about using millions of news articles to train AI systems, with some calling it the "largest theft of labor in history." The New York Times and other publishers are suing the tech companies for copyright infringement, alleging they scraped articles without permission, while Microsoft and OpenAI defend their actions as protected fair use.

    By Karen Weise