‘Impossible’ to create AI tools like ChatGPT without copyrighted material, OpenAI says::Pressure grows on artificial intelligence firms over the content used to train their products

  • HelloThere@sh.itjust.works
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    I’m no fan of the current copyright law - the Statute of Anne was much better - but let’s not kid ourselves that some of the richest companies in the world have any desire what so ever to change it.

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      My brother in Christ I’m begging you to look just a little bit into the history of copyright expansion.

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          I only discuss copyright on posts about AI copyright issues. Yes, brilliant observation. I also talk about privacy y issues on privacy relevant posts, labor issues on worker rights related articles and environmental justice on global warming pieces. Truly a brilliant and skewering observation. Youre a true internet private eye.

          Fair use and pushing back against (corporate serving) copyright maximalism is an issue I am passionate about and engage in. Is that a problem for you?

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                Creators in your circles? Does that include your clients, because apparently small artists hire you?

                In my current job i fight back against the tech giants and try to reign in specifically Google Amazon and Meta with consumer protection regulations.

                Well now I’m intrigued.

                Exactly how do you prevent your clients from getting their content stolen by a corporation created by Sam Altman, who is worth half a billion dollars on his own?