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AI's assault on our intellectual property must be stopped

• belter 2y ago
  https://archive.is/eYgGT https://archive.is/eYgGT
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• onetokeoverthe 2y ago
  Author discuses theft of work it took her over a decade to create. Pols get more brown bag cash from tech than writers. Thus the Author observes a political/legal tilt in favor of AI scraping, making it hard to avoid what she rightly calls theft. Laying flat is an interim solution. Not a final one.
  • bediger4000 2y ago
    How does this work, legally? If the US courts just blow off precedent to favor big corporations and rich people every time, they lose credibility, and secondarily create a logical mess for those trying to stay legal
    • onetokeoverthe 2y ago
      The article is about the Author's UK experience. Also. USgov has credibility?