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Microsoft accuses group of developing tool to abuse its AI service in new lawsuit
Microsoft has taken legal action against a group the company claims intentionally developed and used tools to bypass the safety guardrails of its cloud AI products. According to a complaint filed by the company in December in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, a group of 10 unnamed defendants allegedly used stolen customer credentials and custom-designed software to break into the Azure OpenAI Service, Microsoft’s fully managed service powered by ChatGPT maker OpenAI’s technologies. In the complaint, Microsoft accuses the defendants — who it refers to only as “Does,” a legal pseudonym — of violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and a federal racketeering law by illicitly accessing and using Microsoft’s software and servers for the purpose to “create offensive” and “harmful and illicit content.”
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