One Amazon influencer makes a living posting content from her beige home. But after she noticed another account hawking the same minimal aesthetic,...
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BlackAchilles
Veteran
How bizarre 
Gawd damn a lot of shyt was posted that I absolutely refuse to read. What's the readers digest version?
levitate
I love you, you know.
I mean…this does seem like a case of blatant, type weird level copying. But…what legal ground is there to sue?
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
I didn’t actually read anything he posted.. just put the coli link in notebooklm
Summary
The article discusses a lawsuit between two Amazon influencers, Sydney Nicole Gifford and Alyssa Sheil. Gifford alleges that Sheil copied her distinctive "clean girl" aesthetic, including her home décor, style of videos, and even some aspects of her appearance, resulting in financial losses. Sheil denies the claims, arguing the similarities stem from the industry's inherent trends and Amazon's product recommendations. The case raises complex legal questions about copyright and intellectual property in the influencer sphere, highlighting the challenges of originality and the competitive nature of the profession. The racial dynamics of the case—a white Hispanic woman suing a Black Latina woman—also add another layer of complexity.
Even the AI summary was too long.
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
My bad
levitate
I love you, you know.
How bizarre
Gonna read this through later, seems interesting. Pushing the limits of intellectual property.
My bad
Yours wasn't bad but the chatGPT one earlier in the thread was too long
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
She sampled her voice cause she was using it wrong 
I don’t see anything wrong with being inspired by someone 
I don’t see anything wrong with being inspired by someone 
feelosofer
#ninergang
If that original lady wins the case, that will set a considerable precedent for social media content.
