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On September 25, the University of Kentucky granted research administrator David Durman a religious exemption from using artificial intelligence at work. The university determined the accommodation would not impose an undue burden on his department, setting a precedent for workers objecting to AI tools like Copilot and ChatGPT based on humanist beliefs.
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