Midjourney turns the tables, demanding the studios suing it reveal their AI
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Midjourney pushing studios to disclose their own AI training practices signals a shift from 'are models infringing?' to 'who is clean enough to throw stones?'. Any company training on third-party content should assume discovery will eventually expose their data sources and align their legal and comms strategies now.
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