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Microsoft deletes blog telling users to train AI on pirated Harry Potter books

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Microsoft removed a blog post that allegedly encouraged developers to use pirated Harry Potter books for AI training after facing backlash; this incident underscores the legal and ethical risks content creators face when sourcing data for AI models, emphasizing the importance of usings???????????F+?F??AIF??t+?p??

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