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Feeding the Beast: Why Pirated Books and AI Misuse Are Part of the Same Problem
ByLawrence Nault March 20, 2025July 12, 2026

The digital equivalent of someone selling stolen electronics or meat out of the back of a van, appearing on one corner one day and another the next. Recent revelations about Meta’s use of copyrighted material for AI training have reignited concerns about how our creative works are being exploited. While Meta’s actions are troubling, the…

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