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Sci-fi authors Scalzi and Stross decry AI's dystopian impact on their craft
Theregister.com·August 3, 2026·1 min read
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Authors John Scalzi and Charles Stross criticize the impact of AI on writing, labeling large language models as theft by detractors of creative work. They express concerns that AI technology increases copyright risks and complicates the lives of writers.
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LLMs are theft by 'absolute scum' who make life harder for writers by putting them in copyright peril
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