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It's not my quote
https://creativityclasses.com/good-artists-copy-great-artists-steal/
Oh yeah, Picasso. The great artist who was an abusive guy who beat her mistress to paint her crying (The Weeping Woman / Dora Maar).
I only want to know how did you bump on this off topic
Beyond the legal aspect, AI training on artists' works poses an ethical problem. And when it comes to ethics, I think we can avoid quoting Picasso,
It's widely quoted quote even by Steve Jobs. You're reacting like: famous austrian painter liked animals and forbid animal cruelty. So it means like you're like him
Ah, steal in the sense of copy and then stealing the market away?