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Open3DLab accuses Roblox of downloading 145GB of 3D assets for AI training purposes

10.27

Independent 3D modeling community Open3DLab has publicly warned that a web crawler, linked to the gaming platform Roblox, mapped "almost every project" on its website, along with sister sites SFMLab…

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