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3 stories since 17 September 2026, most recently: OpenAI and Microsoft allegedly knew AI training used copyrighted books.
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Opinion: Chris Green outlines key data sources for AI search
The article, authored by Chris Green and published on Search Engine Journal, surveys the data sources that currently feed AI‑powered search tools. It classifies sources into four tiers, with Tier 1 covering confirmed,…
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Unsealed filing quotes Microsoft, OpenAI executives calling AI training 'theft' and 'substitutive' for news
A 92-page plaintiffs' brief unsealed Thursday in the consolidated OpenAI copyright litigation before Judge Sidney H. Stein quotes internal Microsoft and OpenAI communications acknowledging that their AI products…
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OpenAI and Microsoft allegedly knew AI training used copyrighted books
Newly unsealed court filings in the Authors Guild lawsuit reveal internal comments suggesting OpenAI and Microsoft were aware that their models were trained on copyrighted material. An August 2019 OpenAI note bluntly…
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Anthropic says Claude now leads 26% of its AI research and development
Anthropic announced that its Claude model is now responsible for roughly 26% of the company’s model research and development work, and it participates in about 90% of R&D tasks under human supervision. The firm said…
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Microsoft exec calls AI scraping the largest theft of labor, internal filings show
Unsealed filings in the New York Times copyright lawsuit reveal internal Microsoft and OpenAI documents in which Director of Applied Science Brent Hecht described AI scraping as “the largest theft of labor in human…
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Opinion: Chris Green outlines key data sources for AI search (22 September 2026).