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MIT CSAIL researchers found attribution decay: in large diffusion models, removing any single training image, artist, or person often leaves outputs unchanged. The team built a "diffusion ensemble" architecture to test this exactly, publishing results in Nature Communications. The finding raises questions about copyright and fair use.
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