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CopilotPhi

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Microsoft develops Copilot and Phi. For people who make writing, code, visual art and think it may have been used to train these systems: find others here, see what is known, and learn what you can do on your own.

接下來怎麼做

選擇你的作品類型，看對應的指南。這些分類只用來篩選內容，不會產生分組人數。

指南：你可以自己做什麼

另有其他語言版本 (16)

The material list: what the E numbers mean (英文)
Record templates: ten blank notes you can copy (英文)
SOP01 | Preserving the original work: writing, books, illustration, photographs (英文)
SOP02 | Preserve what is in front of you first (英文)
SOP03 | Save the full input, output and related conversation (英文)
SOP04 | Build a comparison between the work and the output (英文)
SOP05 | Produce fingerprints, record the process and back it up safely (英文)
SOP06 | Organise existing publication, licence and rights records (英文)
Code: what you can keep (英文)
Film and video: what you can keep (英文)
Music: what you can keep (英文)
Not sure which category: start here (英文)
Photography: what you can keep (英文)
Illustration and visual art: what you can keep (英文)
Voice and likeness: what you can keep (英文)
Writing: what you can keep (英文)

各地的規則

和你有同樣疑問的人不止一個。這些頁面寫的是你所在地的規則實際怎麼說，每條都附來源。是背景資料，不是法律建議。

加拿大：规则概览
中国内地：规则概览
西班牙：规则概览
欧盟：规则概览
印度：规则概览
墨西哥：规则概览
美国：规则概览
HasData: nine AI companies train on user content by default until opt-out (英文)
Canada: what the rules say (英文)
China (mainland): what the rules say (英文)
Spain: what the rules say (英文)
European Union: what the rules say (英文)
India: what the rules say (英文)
Mexico: what the rules say (英文)
United States: what the rules say (英文)

案件與進展

相關參考（與 Microsoft 無關）

Judge grants leave for 55 amicus briefs in OpenAI copyright MDL; briefs deemed filed — Microsoft is a co-defendant in constituent cases of the consolidated MDL; the amicus order covers the consolidated litigation.
SAG-AFTRA, musicians' and writers' unions ask judge to reject blanket fair use for AI training — Microsoft is a co-defendant in the consolidated OpenAI copyright MDL addressed by the unions' brief.
CCIA, NetChoice and TechNet file amicus brief backing fair use for AI training in NYT v. OpenAI — Microsoft is a co-defendant alongside OpenAI in the consolidated New York Times copyright litigation in which this brief was filed; the CCIA announcement names OpenAI and makes no allegation against Microsoft in this item.
News/Media Alliance files amicus brief backing publishers against OpenAI and Microsoft — Defendant in the consolidated copyright case this brief addresses; the brief urges rejection of its fair-use defense.
Open Markets Institute files amicus brief backing publishers against OpenAI and Microsoft — Defendant in the consolidated copyright case this brief addresses; the brief urges rejection of its fair-use defense.
EFF files amicus brief in OpenAI case warning narrowed fair use would hurt public research and journalism — Microsoft is co-defendant in the consolidated In re OpenAI litigation this brief addresses.
OpenAI publishes 'Fair use benefits everyone' post urging court to reject NYT copyright claims — Microsoft is co-defendant in the consolidated case this post addresses; the post itself is OpenAI's statement.
Digital Content Next files court document arguing AI retrieval is already harming publishers in NYT v OpenAI case — Co-defendant alongside OpenAI in the New York Times copyright case that the DCN filing supports.
Copyright Alliance files amicus brief arguing there is no categorical fair use exception for AI training — Microsoft is a co-defendant in the consolidated OpenAI copyright litigation in which this brief was filed; the brief opposes a categorical fair-use exception for AI model development and makes no allegation against Microsoft in this item.
Public Knowledge files amicus brief backing fair use for AI training in OpenAI copyright case — Microsoft is a co-defendant in the consolidated OpenAI copyright litigation in which this brief was filed; the brief supports OpenAI's summary-judgment motion and makes no allegation against Microsoft in this item.
Google, Microsoft, Meta and Anthropic harden AI-copyright risk language in October SEC filings — Microsoft's 28 Oct 2026 Form 10-Q is one of the four filings summarized in this item; it lists current AI-training copyright claims and warns it may have to sign royalty-bearing licenses or pay damages.
Law professor Matthew Sag files amicus brief arguing AI training is transformative but shadow-library sourcing needs scrutiny — Microsoft is a co-defendant alongside OpenAI in the consolidated litigation in which Sag filed his brief; the brief is styled as supporting neither party.
Conservative groups file amicus brief urging court to reject broad fair use for OpenAI's web crawling — Microsoft is a co-defendant in the consolidated OpenAI litigation in which this brief was filed; the brief targets OpenAI's fair-use position and makes no allegation against Microsoft in this item.
Wikimedia Foundation files amicus brief urging split fair-use ruling in OpenAI copyright case — Co-defendant alongside OpenAI in the New York Times case at the centre of the brief; the brief is styled as supporting neither party and makes no allegation against Microsoft in this item.
SAG-AFTRA, writers' and musicians' unions urge judge to reject categorical fair use for AI training in OpenAI case — Microsoft is a co-defendant in the consolidated litigation in which the unions filed the amicus brief.
DOJ backs OpenAI's fair-use defense in publisher AI-training lawsuit, argues Congress should set licensing rules — Microsoft is OpenAI's co-defendant in the NYT/Daily News/CIR copyright MDL in which the DOJ filed its statement of interest.
AI Rights Project seeks leave to file amicus brief in OpenAI copyright MDL — Microsoft is named as a co-defendant in the underlying OpenAI copyright MDL; this item covers the amicus motion, not Microsoft-specific conduct.
AI Lawsuit Tracker counts 248 cases against 76 companies; copyright dominates — Named among the most-sued companies in the tracker (21 cases).
NYT, Economist, AFP among 40+ publishers joining SPUR coalition to curb unpaid AI use — Microsoft is OpenAI's backer and is named in the story as facing similar copyright claims from authors and news organizations, the dispute context behind the coalition's push.
EFF guide: how to opt out of AI training on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot and other major platforms — Guide covers Copilot training opt-out and LinkedIn's 'Data for Generative AI Improvement' training toggle.
New York Times-led newspapers ask court to sanction OpenAI, alleging it hid its ability to search for copied articles and deleted ChatGPT conversations — Microsoft is OpenAI's co-defendant in the underlying 2023 New York Times copyright case, but it is not a target of this sanctions motion.
Publisher coalition SPUR releases content telemetry standard to track how AI tools use publishers' content, invites major AI companies onto licensing advisory board — Named by SPUR/Digiday as one of five AI companies invited to join SPUR's AI Licensing Advisory Board for the content telemetry standard; Microsoft did not respond before publication. Not a party to the standard's release itself.
European Commission opens consultation on copyright and AI, asking whether rules on protected content in AI need strengthening — Major general-purpose AI provider placing models on the EU market; the consultation seeks input from generative AI providers and reviews the copyright framework governing their use of protected content. No single company is the subject.

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