The AI Doc Turns Training into Theft // AIDRAN

The institutional consequence of 'The AI Doc' is not evidentiary — it is atmospheric. A documentary from an Oscar-winning director transforms the AI art theft argument from a legal proceeding into a cultural verdict. Where the Getty Images lawsuit and the Stable Diffusion class action require plaintiffs to prove specific acts of infringement, Roher's framing requires studios only to watch an audience decide whether they are the villain.

'The AI Doc' Reframes AI Training Data as a Labor Accusation

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The AI Doc Turns Copyright Anger Into a Legal Threat

When Artists Start Doubting Their Own Hands

The Contaminated Market: When Authenticity Requires Forensic Effort

Artists Are Winning Legal Battles and Losing the Aesthetic War

When Algorithms Can't Tell Human Hands From Machine Output

Crimson Desert's AI Art Fix Was a Blur, Not a Correction

The Slop Problem Has a Name Now, and It's Everywhere

The Creative Industry Has Already Split — AI Won't Reunite It

The Copyright Deadline That Revealed a Movement Growing Up

Australia's Copyright Backdoor for AI Training, Exposed