The Tweet Complaining About AI Stealing Work Was Itself Stolen
flowersslop · x · 2026-09-06
flowersslop quotes a tweet claiming a core principle of AI companies is stealing other people's work, then points out the irony: the tweet complaining about AI stealing from humans is itself stolen from a human. A self-referential jab at the usual AI copyright discourse.
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