Leaked Docs: Is OpenAI Stealing Your Work?

What if OpenAI’s next models are secretly trained on your copyrighted work? Leaked documents reveal how OpenAI plans to scrape books, art, and code—despite lawsuits and creator protests. This video exposes the controversial strategy that could redefine "fair use" in the AI era.

We analyze internal discussions showing how OpenAI justifies using protected data by claiming "innovation necessity." See how lawsuits from the New York Times, artists, and programmers forced these policies into the light. Discover the legal loopholes they exploit, and why regulators in the EU and UK are rushing new AI copyright laws.

For creators, the stakes are existential. We break down how their "opt-out" systems fail musicians, writers, and developers—and how this could flood markets with AI clones of your work. Even consumers aren’t safe: your private data might train corporate AI.

Finally, learn how to protect your content now using emerging copyright shields and legal tools. Silence isn’t an option—your intellectual property is on the line.

Is OpenAI stealing content? Can you sue AI companies? How to opt out of AI training? Will copyright survive AI? What are "data laundering" tactics? This leak changes everything. Watch before your work becomes AI fuel.