The fine print is the product now - Mitchell Bryson
This week's biggest stories share a common thread: the implicit deal between AI tools and their users is being renegotiated — and the outcomes diverge wildly depending on who shows up to the table. Hollywood writers secured expanded AI protections through proactive negotiation, while GitHub quietly changed Copilot's terms to train on developers' code by default. For anyone building with or on top of AI, the lesson is the same: the fine print now matters more than the feature set.
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