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A recent government funding bill includes a provision allowing senators to sue the government for secretly obtained phone records, potentially retroactive for eight Republican senators investigated by special counsel Jack Smith, raising concerns about surveillance and legal protections.
Microsoft has announced that it will assume legal responsibility and pay damages on behalf of customers using its AI products if they are sued for copyright infringement due to the output generated by these systems. The company will take on potential legal risks arising from third-party claims as long as customers utilize the built-in "guardrails and content filters" in Microsoft's products, which aim to reduce the likelihood of generating infringing content. This commitment extends to Microsoft's AI-powered assistants and enterprise productivity software.