Meta ‘stole’ my book to train its AI – but there’s a bigger problem

Tech companies are using books to feed AI without consent. But the problem goes beyond copyright – it’s about creativity, value, and ownership.

https://www.techradar.com/computing/artificial-intelligence/meta-stole-my-book-to-train-its-ai-but-theres-a-bigger-problem

Creato 2d | 1 mag 2025, 11:50:06


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