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Stolen (Not Super) Intelligence: Why Congress Must Stop Big AI From Ripping Off Creators (Guest Column)

Why it’s here: A sitting House Judiciary member's op-ed urges Congress to act on AI copyright training disputes and criticizes a DOJ amicus brief on fair use, squarely within AI policy (copyright rulings that change developer rules) and federal legislative/executive positioning.

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