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Want to get to our conversations from the C-suite continuing on this Monday. And something that caught our attention was from our Bloomberg Law team. And they wrote about OpenAI and its most recent update to its usage policies for ChatGPT that provides kind of a window into the company's efforts to insulate itself from potential liability for handing out legal advice to its users.
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