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angrychair

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1. Genuinely surprised

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Wed Oct 8, 2025, 01:11 PM

Oct 8

These AI companies have, up until now, have given copyright owners the middle finger about the abject theft of their IP.
I am still waiting on a class action lawsuit, for trillions of dollars, on all the IP that they let their respective AIs suck up to train themselves.

I think Altman is hurting himself here though because it shows he and his company are fully aware of what they are doing and that it violated copyright laws. A larger class action lawsuit may be the the best last ditch effort we have for crushing AI before things get anymore out of hand.

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People Are Crashing Out Over Sora 2's New Guardrails [View all] highplainsdem Oct 8 OP

Genuinely surprised angrychair Oct 8 #1

AI has generally seemed to be completely unaware of the notion of copyright. hvn_nbr_2 Oct 8 #2

So little trick I came across angrychair Oct 8 #3

See my Sora post usonian Oct 8 #4

Just recced it. highplainsdem Oct 8 #5

Thanks, it's just nuts. usonian Oct 8 #6