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Backed by David Sacks, Garry Tan and Walter Isaacson, Created by Humans helps people license their creative work on AI modelsBy techtost.com27 June 2024 In 2024, it seems not a week goes by without a media organization, group of writers, or artist suing AI companies for using their work to…
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