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US Government worried that AI companies can't innovate without legal theft

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The US government filed a legal brief arguing that copyright violations by AI companies are acceptable to maintain competitiveness against foreign adversaries, echoing OpenAI's stance amid ongoing lawsuits and military partnerships. This filing, authored by Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward Jr., contends that strict copyright enforcement could hinder the US AI industry's growth and national security.

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