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    Unsealed Briefs Reveal Executives Knew of Book Piracy in AI Case●Unsealed Briefs in Authors’ Case v. Microsoft/OpenAIYhnWorldLaw & Courts6309 min ago

    Newly unsealed court briefs in the Authors Guild's copyright lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI show that top executives at the companies were aware that using pirated books to train AI models was legally questionable. The Authors Guild, representing writers including prominent novelists, argues the internal documents undermine claims of good faith. The filing is being widely discussed as it may influence the broader wave of copyright litigation over AI training data.

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    Free open-source apps that could replace Microsoft 365●These free and open-source apps can replace what Microsoft charges you $10 a month for✉newsTechnologySoftware6 min ago

    A technology guide highlights free and open-source alternatives to Microsoft's paid subscription software, which costs roughly $10 a month. The article suggests users can swap programs like Word and Excel for free equivalents without losing core features. It has drawn attention among readers looking to cut recurring software costs.

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    Elizabeth Warren Probes AI Tax Breaks at Tech Giants●Elizabeth Warren Probes AI Tax Breaks at Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft✉newsTechnologyGadgets7 min ago

    Senator Elizabeth Warren is investigating whether Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft improperly claimed tax breaks tied to their artificial intelligence investments. The probe targets how the largest US technology firms account for AI spending and data center expansions against their tax obligations, adding to congressional scrutiny of Big Tech's growing AI buildout and its public benefits.

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    Microsoft's X Account Hijacked to Promote Fake Clippy Crypto Token●Microsoft’s X Account Hijacked to Promote Fake Clippy Crypto Token✉newsTechnologyGadgets7 min ago

    Microsoft's official X account was hijacked and used to promote a fraudulent cryptocurrency token named after Clippy, the company's vintage paperclip assistant. The takeover pushed the fake Clippy coin to the social media platform's audience before it was addressed. The incident highlights ongoing security risks around major corporate accounts, which scammers frequently target to lend credibility to pump-and-dump crypto schemes and reach large audiences quickly.

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