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News organizations sue OpenAI over copyright infringement claims

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Oral arguments began in federal court on Wednesday in a case between a coalition of news organizations led by The New York Times and OpenAI, the creator of the artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT, which alleges copyright infringement by OpenAI’s use of copyrighted material for machine learning.

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UN commission finds Russia committed crimes against humanity in Ukraine

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The announcement comes after the European Court of Human Rights found Russia violated free speech by censoring Ukraine conflict news in February. ’ The post UN commission finds Russia committed crimes against humanity in Ukraine appeared first on JURIST - News.

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Montenegro to consider ban on possession of weapons following Cetinje killing spree

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Local news sources reported that 12 people, including two children aged five and nine, lost their lives. Local news sources claimed only nine police officers were present in Centinje at the time when the gunman initiated the killing spree using an illegal firearm.

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UN working group calls for release of former Niger president

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UN WGAD emphasized that Bazoum’s detention violates international human rights law, particularly the prohibition against arbitrary detention, a statement given to AFP and reported by News Central Africa confirms. The post UN working group calls for release of former Niger president appeared first on JURIST - News.

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Guatemala authorities rescue minors from extremist orthodox Jewish group following abuse allegations

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Azerbaijan authorities arrest six journalists after COP29

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The Azerbaijani interior ministry justified the arrest in a statement to a pro-government news outlet, accusing them of illegally importing foreign currency. The post Azerbaijan authorities arrest six journalists after COP29 appeared first on JURIST - News. The sixth person is an independent journalist.

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North Korea claims military cooperation with Russia aligned with international law

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North Korea announced on Friday that sending troops to support Russia in the war in Ukraine would align with international law, though it held back from confirming any actual deployments in a statement from North Korea’s Vice Foreign Minister Kim Jong Gyu to North Korea’s state news agency.

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