Microsoft's AI Media Training Project

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AI-powered text, code, image, video, and song generators are at the center of a number of IP lawsuits against AI companies.

The New York Times sued the tech giant and its sometime collaborator, OpenAI , in December , accusing the two companies of infringing on The Times ’ copyright.

Microsoft didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.

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