How Wolfram|Alpha Could Change Software

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Scherererer	Created : 31 July 2009 How Wolfram\|Alpha Could Change Software Wolfram\|Alpha redefines copyright standards https://www.infoworld.com/d/developer-world/how-wolfram-alpha-could-change-software-248?page=0,0
Wolfram\|Alpha redefines copyright standards, by actually copyrighting the output it gives its users, claiming it to be both "unique" and "authoritative"

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