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Companies that purchase copyrighted work hoovered up by artificial intelligence could face costly legal battles in the future
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Microsoft is seeking a lawyer who can shape how its legal department uses AI. The hire will build agents, sharpen prompts, and train attorneys.
Picture a railroad that spends billions on the fastest trains in the world, then runs them on the same aging rails. The tracks are the constraint.
Observers scrutinize Meta founder’s argument about AI’s potential as an equalizer and enabler.
UK boards must assess connectivity, resilience and visibility before scaling their AI investments.
