Cara Founder: Don't Call Basic Courtesy 'Protection Against AI Training'
zemotion · x · 2026-09-03
Reacting to ArtStation's announcement, Cara founder zemotion argues companies should avoid terms like "protection against AI training" for what is basic courtesy: scraping can still happen despite policies and Cloudflare, so such wording creates a false sense of security that she says is harmful.
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