Not good for business
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Oh no oh god what would we all do if the AI race finally ended. How disasterous can something be OH NO …
Copyright infringement is not theft, and it is not immoral. It has never been, and it will not start to be, just because a company we don't like is doing it.
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All im saying is if the courts determine a business can use copyrighted material to make profit without permission, that seems to set a precedent that makes the high seas legal. Those pirates often arent even profiting off it.
Of all the problems I have with AI, intellectual property is not one of them.
Between all of the AI hype and the AI panic, my biggest concern is that the laws will be so poorly written that simple algorithms like A* will end up illegal and AI in general will be outlawed. We'll have a Butlerian Jihad because a bunch of daffy CEOs simply said their machines will replace humans when they can't. Our children will be forced to drink sapho juice and eat spice so they can work in a server farm made of humans.
I can't wait for this stupid fucking bubble to pop.
Yep, burn it down, and take these psychpathic losers with it.
Not true. If you could just take any car you wanted for a drive there would no need for car thieves.
You're just not thinking about all of the car companies that would benefit from having so many more cars to sell!
Why dont he just provide his own teachings
Start an ai class room so ai companies can pay indians to make videos on subjects for them
You wouldn't download a car
I think the question of fair use is separate from the question of piracy, and probably separate from the question of intellectual property in general. Even if we were to protect fair use, that doesn't make it legal to wholesale copy books. Individual piracy from people who can't really afford it is one thing and largely harmless, even a net good. I know people who only started reading books from particular authors because they pirated one copy and bought others. That's very different from a company downloading entire libraries of books without paying. Shifting the question from piracy to fair use is just another way of making you think of the wrong question.
I'd like to live in a world that doesn't gatekeep property. But we live in a world where artists aren't paid for their work directly, and in that world intellectual property is necessary.
OpenAI has already lost the AI race.
This guy has the kind of face that made me completely unsurprised when the allegations from his sister came out