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Writing for humans? Perhaps in future we'll write specifically for AI – and be paid for it
‘There needs to be a better economic as well as copyright framework’, Thomson Reuters CPO tells us
Interview Thomson Reuters, based in Canada, recently scored a partial summary judgment against Ross Intelligence, after a US court ruled the AI outfit’s use of the newswire giant’s copyrighted Westlaw content didn’t qualify as fair use.…
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