AI firms ingest books 'illegally' then cite copyright law to refuse real quotes
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-10-06
- Following up his earlier post, Stewart Alsop III calls out a double standard: AI companies ingest (arguably illegally) all the world's books for training, then hide behind "copyright law" to avoid producing real quotes or recreating passages.
- He hopes "the innovator's dilemma" will make short work of them soon.
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