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YouTubers Sue Snap Over Alleged Copyright Infringement in AI Training
A group of YouTube creators has filed a class action accusing Snap of using their videos without permission to train AI models powering features such as the Imagine Lens.
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A group of YouTube creators has filed a class action accusing Snap of using their videos without permission to train AI models powering features such as the Imagine Lens.
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