It's even worse with some physicians. When I got an MRI a year or two ago, getting an AI diagnosis cost extra. I am very positive about AI, but I can understand why people would be hesitant to pay extra when they hear…
Basically this was already decided with the Anthropic Case. Lawful acquirement of books allows for training. So basically buying each book once, which is trivial seeing the amount of money these companies sit on, is…
This comment left me chuckling. Thanks for that.
I agree with you, but I acknowledge that some people (not myself) might feel different about copyright.
>Why is book piracy a better way of doing things? You twist the argument. Your argument would hold if AI's only use would be to generate booksverbatim it was already trained on. Which is certaintly not the case and huge…
They are having it in the subtitle. In general their whole article is about two main points, first the use of stuff from Libgen, second the points of making people jobless. Three of their points are about the jobless…
>A copyright is a type of intellectual property that gives its owner the exclusive legal right to copy, distribute, adapt, display, and perform a creative work, usually for a limited time. The more interesting question…
Simply look at the Wikipedia article? >The group lobbies at the national and state levels on censorship and tax concerns, and it has initiated or supported several major lawsuits in defense of authors' copyrights.
Then you misunderstood my point. I think copyright law should be significantly changed and the current system hurts us all.
This is a lobby organisation using only the pieces and bits they like to push their own agenda. "sketchy russian website", how about using some more clear description like: A library for sharing books and articles that…
To me personally, that always sounds a bit paternalistic. Don't get me wrong. Yes, there is manipulation by some countries, such as Russia in Germany and AI is helping them. But I think a lot of people see right through…
Why should it only be distilled when they actually perform better on some benchmarks (see DeepSeeks Flash 4.1)?
People outside the EU should stand up and, where possible, vote for governments that work for the people, not against them. I am not sure what kind of answer you expect from me, there is no magical solution.
Because regulation is slow, FCKW took 16 years to ban, Lead in Petrol was introduced 1922 and banned 2002 in Australia, Asbestos is in many countries band after 20-30 years of use. There will be regulation, it probably…
The original comment refereed to humanity in general, so my point was more like: Humanity's average life improved over the last few thousand years, and many people having the best life compared to everyone else in this…
Why the doomerism? In general humanity is living its best life compared to nearly every other step in time.
I'm not sure the fentanyl argument works at all. People weren't informed or warned about the risks it could pose, and it was often given without their exact knowledge of what they were taking. Unlike social media, where…
>Probably best we both drop that, 'eh? Agreed. One thing I like to ask ... compared to EU and Germany Australia has already a very strict (from our point of view) system for immigration. What is then the point of One…
Do you read what I wrote? >Might be a bit different system, but I specifically said that we have different systems. However, the overall process does not differ so significantly that we would not be able to vote people…
Do you think we don't do the same in Germany? Might be a bit different system, but I would appreciate if you would not treat me as if I don't know anything about democracy. Voting and protesting might seem nice on…
>American? Nope, German. Would I be American I would probably phantasize of taking up arms to overthrow the dictatorship, without the realization that I probably just would die since the military is much better equipped…
This is a different problem, and law makers are in charge to change this direction.
And it also does not stop underage drinking or smoking, despite having the law. I understand why we have this law as it has a physical impact and literaly no upsides. However, smartphone usage and also the use of social…
I do not think we will come to an agreement here. For me the current solution feels like patchwork and through this behaviour, which goverments all around the world follow, we postpone urgent policy changes further and…
This feels a bit like whatboutism. While the transition might be hard this will sort out if it comes to that point. You (and in a possible future the AI) are producing stuff for people to consume. If no one is consuming…
It's even worse with some physicians. When I got an MRI a year or two ago, getting an AI diagnosis cost extra. I am very positive about AI, but I can understand why people would be hesitant to pay extra when they hear…
Basically this was already decided with the Anthropic Case. Lawful acquirement of books allows for training. So basically buying each book once, which is trivial seeing the amount of money these companies sit on, is…
This comment left me chuckling. Thanks for that.
I agree with you, but I acknowledge that some people (not myself) might feel different about copyright.
>Why is book piracy a better way of doing things? You twist the argument. Your argument would hold if AI's only use would be to generate booksverbatim it was already trained on. Which is certaintly not the case and huge…
They are having it in the subtitle. In general their whole article is about two main points, first the use of stuff from Libgen, second the points of making people jobless. Three of their points are about the jobless…
>A copyright is a type of intellectual property that gives its owner the exclusive legal right to copy, distribute, adapt, display, and perform a creative work, usually for a limited time. The more interesting question…
Simply look at the Wikipedia article? >The group lobbies at the national and state levels on censorship and tax concerns, and it has initiated or supported several major lawsuits in defense of authors' copyrights.
Then you misunderstood my point. I think copyright law should be significantly changed and the current system hurts us all.
This is a lobby organisation using only the pieces and bits they like to push their own agenda. "sketchy russian website", how about using some more clear description like: A library for sharing books and articles that…
To me personally, that always sounds a bit paternalistic. Don't get me wrong. Yes, there is manipulation by some countries, such as Russia in Germany and AI is helping them. But I think a lot of people see right through…
Why should it only be distilled when they actually perform better on some benchmarks (see DeepSeeks Flash 4.1)?
People outside the EU should stand up and, where possible, vote for governments that work for the people, not against them. I am not sure what kind of answer you expect from me, there is no magical solution.
Because regulation is slow, FCKW took 16 years to ban, Lead in Petrol was introduced 1922 and banned 2002 in Australia, Asbestos is in many countries band after 20-30 years of use. There will be regulation, it probably…
The original comment refereed to humanity in general, so my point was more like: Humanity's average life improved over the last few thousand years, and many people having the best life compared to everyone else in this…
Why the doomerism? In general humanity is living its best life compared to nearly every other step in time.
I'm not sure the fentanyl argument works at all. People weren't informed or warned about the risks it could pose, and it was often given without their exact knowledge of what they were taking. Unlike social media, where…
>Probably best we both drop that, 'eh? Agreed. One thing I like to ask ... compared to EU and Germany Australia has already a very strict (from our point of view) system for immigration. What is then the point of One…
Do you read what I wrote? >Might be a bit different system, but I specifically said that we have different systems. However, the overall process does not differ so significantly that we would not be able to vote people…
Do you think we don't do the same in Germany? Might be a bit different system, but I would appreciate if you would not treat me as if I don't know anything about democracy. Voting and protesting might seem nice on…
>American? Nope, German. Would I be American I would probably phantasize of taking up arms to overthrow the dictatorship, without the realization that I probably just would die since the military is much better equipped…
This is a different problem, and law makers are in charge to change this direction.
And it also does not stop underage drinking or smoking, despite having the law. I understand why we have this law as it has a physical impact and literaly no upsides. However, smartphone usage and also the use of social…
I do not think we will come to an agreement here. For me the current solution feels like patchwork and through this behaviour, which goverments all around the world follow, we postpone urgent policy changes further and…
This feels a bit like whatboutism. While the transition might be hard this will sort out if it comes to that point. You (and in a possible future the AI) are producing stuff for people to consume. If no one is consuming…