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Class-Action Lawsuit Says Google Stole Everyone's Data to Train Its AI (gizmodo.com)
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A 6-year-old, a best-selling author, and others accuse Google of stealing “everything ever shared on the internet" after Gizmodo noted a privacy policy change.

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[–] DigitalWebSlinger@lemmy.world 6 points 1 year ago

A company is creating unauthorized derivative works of copyrighted materials for profit.

I feel like most traditional situations that would fall under that description would be clear-cut copyright violations. Why does AI get a pass?