Microsoft to cover customers' AI copyright lawsuits
US tech giant will compensate Copilot users for legal damages arising from generative AI claims | Move comes amid growing concerns related to the potential for IP infringement lawsuits arising from generative AI.
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24 March 2021 Microsoft has managed to dismiss a lawsuit claiming that its alternate reality (AR) device HoloLens infringed on several patents related to 3D imaging.
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