Heavy AI remixing erodes attribution: misattribution feels worse than copying, researcher warns
gandamu_ml · x · 2026-09-29
gandamuml argues that heavy AI-powered remixing can alter content so much that its foundation is no longer readily attributable to the original author — and misattribution feels like more of a crime than copying. He also notes people are angrier about AI involvement than about actual game piracy, calling the discourse disingenuous.
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