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>>pyman+(OP)
It’s easy to point fingers at others. Meanwhile the top comment in this thread links to stolen content from Business Insider.

>>helloh+9Y
How is it stolen from Business Insider? When I visit businessinsider.com/anthropic-cut-pirated-millions-used-books-train-claude-copyright-2025-6 I get the same story. My browser caches the story, and I save it for archival purposes. How is this theft?

>>fakeBe+yi1
BI decides who can access this content and who will get the paywall. The link to archive page allows people to access this content without permission. That’s called stealing.

>>helloh+iq1
When I hop on a VPN and enter ingconito mode from a clean browser session, bypassing their paywall, is that stealing? This doesn't meet the definition of stealing that I'm familiar with.