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Gruffalo Illustrator Considers Suing AI Firms Over Copyright

Gruffalo Illustrator Considers Suing AI Firms Over Copyright

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Axel Scheffler, the illustrator behind The Gruffalo, says he is seriously considering legal action against artificial intelligence companies. He told BBC London he was shocked to see his mouse and monster recreated by AI in places such as Silicon Valley and Oktoberfest, calling it clear copyright theft. He has spoken to a lawyer in Germany and wants firms to stop using artists' work without permission.

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