Killing the Muse: A.I. Companies are Dragnet of Death
By Brenda Norrell, Censored News, November 11, 2026
Writers from the heart rely on the Muse, that unknowable source of inspiration that flows through to the pen.
The A.I., artificial intelligence, companies have developed their own brand of theft -- the genocide of the written word.
We know because Cens youored News' copyrighted articles have been data-scraped, stolen, and are now used by A.I. profiteers to answer questions on their search engines.
No one asked for permission to use our work and they aren't paying anyone for their hard work.
At Censored News, no one gets paid. There are no ads or salaries. It is a labor of love and service to Indigenous Peoples and human rights.
Now the A.I. companies have data-scraped our content and are making money off of our unpaid crews hard work.
Our unique work is easy to recognize.
We encourage our writers, photographers and producers to file lawsuits, or join lawsuits, against A.I. companies for theft and violations of copyright.
Universities are now offering classes on how to benefit from this theft.
Arizona State University is offering a class for business students on how to benefit and a certificate for journalists on how to make the stolen data, A.I., work for them.
ASU was targeted by Epstein, already a sex offender, when he funneled money through non-profits to carry out his agenda of A.I., genetics and cyber currency at the university.
Epstein worked with Joi Ito at MIT to do this at ASU and on the Navajo Nation. A complex money flow specifically targeted ASU journalism students.
Today journalists and even attorneys are using A.I. on social media, which is obvious by their misinformation. This can be verified by using a free online scanner for A.I. content. The stolen data is also a money maker for fake web pages on Facebook.
At Censored News, our content has been stolen, our equipment is under attack, and our writers are under surveillance.
While our content is being stolen, we are locked out of our accounts on Facebook and Twitter/X.
Despite their efforts, the Muse will not die. It can not be manufactured.
It is an unlimited source and it is out of their reach.
About the author
Brenda Norrell is publisher of Censored News. Norrell has been a reporter in Indian country for 44 years, beginning at the Navajo Times. She was a correspondent for Lakota Times, Associated Press and USA Today on the Navajo Nation. After serving as a long time staff reporter for Indian Country Today, she was censored and terminated in 2006 and began Censored News. She has a master's degree in international health.
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