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A Caili lawyer explains how AI companies and DevaintArt going against copyrights laws around the world. So if you been affected in any of these ways or others, you can reach the law firm, Joseph Saveri, here You can write them how you been affected by DevaintArt mishandling of their contract to their users or how Dream Up affected you on this site. Or if you been affected by Stable Diffusion, send an e-mail to: stablediffusion_inquiries@saverilawfirm.com Who collecting evidence on Stable Diffusion for their unethical data harvesting. And if you wish to see change on how copyright laws are handled in the coming future in America support and give to the Concept Art Association, who are bringing awarest to the unethical data harvesting that AI does. It's not just artists getting affected, private medical documents and photos of real people that are getting grab off sites like Twitter and Ticktox and being use to train these programs without anyone knowing. In order to stop

A class action lawsuit has been started in San Francisco to sue AI companies like Stable Diffusion, and most importantly, Dream Up. They will sue AI companies over things like copyrights infringements, breaches of public domain privately violations due to unethical data harvesting or farming. The big thing about this case is that the law firm are representing two groups of artists, one going after the AI companies, the other going after this site: DeviantArt. The reasons for the lawsuit against this site is very simple, for the ones that need reminding of what took place on this site during the holidays of 2022. DeviantArt teamed up with Dream Up to put their product on this site, but for AI to work the program needs a large database of image. But instead of letting their users know about the merger and not letting them know that they didn't have a choice in becoming data farming slaves they just tweeted out about how progressive and evolutionally this technology is for artists

Their mission: "Just because it's out in the world and happening doesn’t mean we can’t come together as a community and push back. We urgently want to take this conversation to D.C. and educate government officials and policymakers on the issues facing the creative industries if this technology is left unchecked." Bring the fight to the courts and DC