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OpenAI plans to launch an AI-only TikTok clone
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this post was submitted on 30 Sep 2025
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How are they allowed to do this?
Really? Isn't is pretty much standard for social media dwellers to screen cap everything they see?
They ensure content never leaves by having it be so low quality that nobody will want to take it away.
They can't, based on their premise.
Either they actually can't copyright it because it's AI generated and only human output can be copyrighted, or they're actually using humans to generate the content, which kinda torpedoes the AI only aspect.