Post B49Y8pdI1HuCvBJzXM by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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 (DIR) Post #B49PDkkkgrlLeE5Fsu by SecurityWriter@infosec.exchange
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       Love getting flagged by an AI service for using AI to plagiarise coursework.They quote a reference on a AI slop outlet site which scraped the content from another source.That source was…. Meeeeeeee Currently arguing with their submissions team.
       
 (DIR) Post #B49PDlTlzTm7tr9D3g by SecurityWriter@infosec.exchange
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       This is like the world’s shittest identity verification by doxxing.
       
 (DIR) Post #B49PXSbRsiPb9F852W by mikalai@privacysafe.social
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       @SecurityWriter US court says that AI isn't copyrightable.Do they interprete this as "you loose copyright, when AI scrapes your stuff"?
       
 (DIR) Post #B49Y8pdI1HuCvBJzXM by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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       @SecurityWriter @mikalai the output is not copyrightable as a new work (because it’s just a machine transformation of existing works), but it can still be under copyright of the "training data" if close enough
       
 (DIR) Post #B49tQMWF6HvusQE3Ga by LewisWorkshop@mastodon.online
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       @SecurityWriter I was accused of plagiarism and told that over 40% of my PhD. thesis was plagiarised from other sources. I was called to a disciplinary hearing and  pointed out that I was the author of the papers and the book chapter that I had supposedly plagiarised, I had consented to me using my work, and provided appropriate attribution on the front of the thesis. Nobody actually thought to look at the name of the author I'd supposedly plagiarised.