Microsoft and Epic Games suddenly agree that AI is theft
tom2026hn · hn · 2026-10-28
Kotaku reports Microsoft and Epic Games now publicly call AI training data theft, a striking reversal given their past stances, arguing big companies' views on AI copyright depend on whose interests are at stake.
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