Mea Culpa – Dark Hours
Summary
Developer Terry Godier apologizes after discovering his AI-generated web app 'Dark Hours' closely copied an existing open-source project, DarkHours.app. He redirects the domain to the original developer and pledges to stop using AI for app creation.
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