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User calls for federal crime status for AI in sewing patterns

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A Mastodon user expressed strong disapproval of AI being used in sewing patterns, advocating for it to be a federal crime. The user believes that if AI is used, creators should be transparent about it and ensure the generated instructions are accurate, logical, and have been tested by the creator themselves. AI

RANK_REASON User opinion piece on a niche topic, not a significant industry event.

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User calls for federal crime status for AI in sewing patterns

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · NewsHund ·

    # AI in # sewing patterns should be a federal crime. At least be honest that you used it. At least check that the steps are numbered correctly and don’t contrad

    # AI in # sewing patterns should be a federal crime. At least be honest that you used it. At least check that the steps are numbered correctly and don’t contradict each other. Sew it from your own instructions at least once.

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