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7/19/2024

The Wake Up

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Local writer Nick Basbanes and a colleague have filed a class-action lawsuit against Chat GPT and Microsoft over using their published works without permission. Basbanes believes the chatbot might be taking and using his work to fuel its AI, and has done so without any sort of permission or compensation.

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