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Microsoft's Copilot terms label AI output 'for entertainment purposes only'

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Microsoft's terms of service for Copilot explicitly warn users that the AI assistant's outputs are "for entertainment purposes only," adding the company to a growing list of tech firms legally distancing themselves from AI-generated content reliability. The disclosure, reported
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