Microsoft AI Chief Declares Online Content as 'Freeware' for AI Training

Mustafa Suleyman's comments ignite debate over the ethical and legal use of web content for AI models.

Suleyman claims the 'social contract' allows free use of online content for AI training.
Critics argue this view disregards copyright laws and intellectual property rights.
Legal challenges from media organizations against Microsoft and OpenAI are mounting.
Digital creators and businesses express concerns over unauthorized use of their content.
Microsoft's aggressive AI strategy faces scrutiny amid growing backlash and legal uncertainties.