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Nikolay Storonsky ChatGPT yacht dispute recently became a major legal case.
His defense lawyers claimed he found the yacht owner using ChatGPT.
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Altman admits AI fears are valid but backs industry self-regulation
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Four in 10 employees worldwide experienced a lot of stress on the previous day in 2025, according to Gallup’s State of the Global Workplace 2026. Among managers, that figure rose to 45%.
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