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Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson

Why stolen Australian books are being used to train AI

Trent Dalton says it felt "very creepy" to learn his best-selling novel had been stolen to train AI. (HANDOUT/SUPPLIED)

Award-winning Australian author Trent Dalton worries about what tech giants are going to do with his most personal story.

The writer, who this week launched Lola in the Mirror, recently discovered his best-selling debut novel had been stolen and used to train generative artificial intelligence tools.

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