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Maybe I'm just too skeptical of companies, but I don't think this is all that well intended. I see lots of genAI patents mentioned in the article. To me, this feels a bit more like EA hoping others will pick some of these patents and develop something they could take advantage of it later.
They’re probably just trying to appear to be doing good so that legislation doesn’t start looking at digital patents more closely