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The OpenAI Domain Dispute: A Tale of Trademarks, Technology, and Tension

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In the ever-evolving world of AI, the battle for intellectual property and domain names can be as fierce as the race to develop the next groundbreaking technology. One such saga involves the domain name "open.ai" and the ensuing legal battle between OpenAI, a leading AI research organization, and Guy Ravine, the owner of the domain and CEO of Open Artificial Intelligence Inc.

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