AI Art Scraper Turns Collaborator on New Protection Tool
Cara, an art portfolio platform designed to shield creators from AI training scrapes, faced three major data grabs in August 2026, including a 12-terabyte archive of 12 million images posted on Reddit. The individual responsible later began collaborating with Cara's founder on a tool to help artists. The platform's founder, Jingna Zhang, is also involved in class-action lawsuits against AI companies over copyright infringement.
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