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This isn't really new and was ALWAYS going to be their stance. These corporations believe themselves to be above the same laws they use to bludgeon consumers and smaller competitors with. kotaku.com/now-that-the...

27/10/26, 12:50 am0 reposts1 like

Michele Bissacco 🇺🇦 🇵🇸

@micbi.bsky.social

They are literally shipping entire game ISOs through the browser. This has nothing to do with the usual conundrums of AI training, it's just plain and simple good ol' piracy.

SaftyKuma

@safty.me

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You're right in that Microslop's attitude doesn't "really" have to do anything with tech. The point is that they, and their peers, have a "copyright for me but not for thee" attitude.

SaftyKuma

@safty.me

49m

They are hiding behind the guise of AI to violate copyright en masse and for the most part have gotten away with it, but when pirates hide behind the guise of AI to pirate their games, suddenly they expect the full force of copyright laws to be at their side.