Non-fiction authors sue OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement
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OpenAI and Microsoft are facing a copyright lawsuit filed by non-fiction authors, alleging that the companies have used their works without permission or proper compensation. The authors claim that their intellectual property has been infringed upon, and are seeking damages for the unauthorized use of their content.
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