AI poisoning tools: A commercial solution to a legal problem?
Free AI ‘poisoning’ tools Nightshade and Glaze disrupt AI bots during the data training process. But are these really a solution to protecting copyright, or should governments step in? Lee Curtis of HGF explores.
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