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This phenomenon ties into a broader cultural pattern commonly referred to as the "Oppression Olympics" — a term describing how groups compete to demonstrate who suffers the most from systemic disadvantages. In the context of AI, groups claiming victimization—such as traditional artists or labor advocates—assert their plight to sway public opinion and political discourse. The author suggests that this competition for moral high ground often leads to polarization, with each side vying for recognition and influence under the guise of fighting for justice.