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Unsealed Files Show Open AI/Microsoft Knew Copying Was Illegal and Could Hurt Authors

Original title: Unsealed Files Show Open AI/Microsoft Knew Copying Was Illegal and Could Hurt Authors

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Publishers Weekly

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https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/digital/copyright/article/101300-unsealed-files-show-open-ai-microsoft-knew-copying-was-illegal-and-could-hurt-authors.html

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Body 30–40; references to dockets 1982/1987

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Report dated September 21; September 20 unsealing not established. Party filings are not findings; underlying records and training/deletion chronology pending. Archive bilingual summaries are AI-assisted and pending human review. No full text or historical snapshot has been retained.

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