On October 16, Microsoft Vice Chair and President Brad Smith announced in a tweet that Microsoft has officially launched Copilot for Legal, providing global commercial customers with more than 20 dedicated AI Skills for legal work.
Bloomberg reported on October 17 Beijing time that Saudi engineer Abdulrahman Al-Fawzan, who was charged in connection with the alleged use of a secret recording device in OpenAI's office, has applied for bail and denied that purchasing a one-way ticket back to Saudi Arabia was intended to evade U.S.