Critics blast AI firms: internet content sold back as intelligence, stripped of attribution
gerardsans · x · 2026-10-09
- Replying to the claim that "we volunteered to become training data," gerardsans argues AI corporations took the internet, stripped attribution and copyright, and sold it back wrapped as intelligence and chat interfaces.
- His core charge: creators received nothing in exchange — a wholesale stripping of original attribution and copyright.
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