AI Firms Cry Theft — When It's Theirs // AIDRAN

A Bluesky post with 315 likes cut to the core of the {{beat:ai-law|AI and copyright}} debate this week: "AI companies don't see a problem when they steal the intellectual property of artists and authors — they just get touchy if you steal it from THEM." The {{beat:ai-creative-industries|creative communities}} fighting training-data lawsuits have been making this argument in legal filings for months; seeing it land in 15 words is something else.

AI Companies Cry IP Theft — Unless They're the Ones Doing It

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