‘Brutal’: thousands of T-shirt designs stolen and listed on Temu, Sydney label claims

The Guardian
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Sydney-based T-shirt label Lonely Kids Club, led by Warwick Levy, discovered thousands of copies of its designs sold on Chinese e-commerce site Temu, alleging widespread copyright infringement possibly linked to AI scraping. Levy calls for stronger platform responsibility and criticizes potential Australian government moves to allow AI companies broader access to online creative content.

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