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Microsoft's keynote was interrupted by a protester who accused the company of selling AI weapons to the Israeli military, leading to civilian casualties. The protester's allegations stem from a February Associated Press report that Microsoft and OpenAI's AI models were used to select bombing targets during recent wars in Gaza and Lebanon.
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