"Establishing that AI training requires a copyright license will not stop AI from being used to erode the wages and working conditions of creative workers. ... Our path to better working conditions lies through organizing and striking, not through helping our bosses sue other giant multinational corporations for the right to bleed us out." –
@pluralistic
@molly0xfff If copyright would be anything worth nowadays. It should be easier to enforce it. All the big companies profit from small artists, Amazon, Temu, etc.
@molly0xfff @pluralistic Agreed, copyright does help indie artists get paid but it also asymmetrically gets abused for profit by megacorps. We shouldn't hold copyright up as some perfect moral good. It has issues.
Ultimately I want to see a more thriving and vibrant public domain. The rise of AI hasn't changed this.
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How far off can a 21st-century Earthbound #ButlerianJihad be? Because eventually, that's exactly what's going to happen.