Authors are resisting AI with petitions and lawsuits. But they have an advantage: we read to form relationships with writers

Weber, Millicent

Cultural advice

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Authors are resisting AI with petitions and lawsuits. But they have an advantage: we read to form relationships with writers

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2023-07-26

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Weber, Millicent

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Authors are resisting AI with petitions and lawsuits. But they have an advantage: we read to form relationships with writers

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