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AI theft vs piracy

It occured to me that the way AI steals art and other training materials is very similar to piracy in the sense that nothing is being materially stolen and the thing that is being denied from the originator of the material is only the potential for future gains(ie AI being trained on artist's work…

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  1. 2026-09-21 01:51 · r/antiai
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