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Following up on the *The New York Times* lawsuit, our results suggest that generative AI systems may regularly produce plagiaristic outputs, both written and visual, without transparency or compensation, in ways that put undue burdens on users and content creators. We believe that the potential for litigation may be vast, and that the foundations of the entire enterprise may be built on ethically shaky ground.
Generative AI Has a Visual Plagiarism Problem
Gary Marcus
There's a faint stirring of recognition latent and inherent in the fantasy, a sort of loose and loosely politicized sense of being betrayed or simply abandoned by the systems or institutions that might have prevented the bad thing from happening, and so kept you from having to enter Vigilante Mode.
How Will the Golden Age of “Making It Worse” End?
defector.com
To that habit of mind, reality is not unfolding experience, lived bodily, in a consciousness; instead something becomes real only when its documented.
The Egg of Experience
Rob Horning
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