How does that follow from the definition of copyright or the protections it offers? This is law we're talking about. Cite the black and white. From copyright.gov "Copyright does not protect facts, ideas, systems, or…
How, to you, does training an AI violate copyright?
What a crazy coincidence.
And, critically, not blocked by bluecoat, whereas Dropbox is.
I disagree. I haven't finished the article yet, but it smacks of arguing for mechanism over result. If by some mechanism other than what a gatekeeper would call 'reasoning', a machine produces outputs that approach…
By all means, let's let him.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Martians_(scientists) The Martians (of which von Neumann is usually the most regarded) were mostly Hungarian jews. It's a point on which some people have mused, so it's easy for the…
In the end, this might even be a useful element for defining 'life'.
My response is typically, "I have literally everything to hide. I don't want you to know my middle name. I don't want you to know what I had for breakfast. It's none of anyone's business." And weirdly, the response I…
Wild that they increased the ipad prices as well; the entire point of the ipad is that it's a handicapped tool to avoid cutting into macbook marketshare.
Too many cameras and not enough food.
Now compensate for the oblateness of the Earth.
The way it should work is that if a government can't do a thing, then they can't pay for the same thing. Remove the demand and the activity will dry up.
Nonlinear.
This has got Russell Vought's fingerprints on it, mark my words. There's some way this is enshittified.
Sure, but that's a problem for my lawyer, not me. And sounds like a great way to plead guilty to a lesser crime, but IANAL.
You are correct, which is why that compulsion will be accompanied by immunity.
In America, we have the fifth amendment, and the right not to divulge any information whatsoever unless we're granted immunity. It is enough to say absolutely nothing, and request the government to prove its case. If…
NASA has been downsized with a machete. And Russell Vought is holding the weapon.
I can't tell if this is a typo or not, and it's perfect.
Imagine I write a contract and empower an AI to execute it. I put $10,000 in a bank account and write, "I'd like a nice car." I do this of my own free will, at my own hazard. I know I'm playing this game. I have…
It's a stretch to call training an AI creating a 'derivative work' by the legal definition. You could count the words in a book and publish the word count, and while the information is based on the contents of the book,…
Can it differentiate between different household members?
Apologies for the tangent, but may I ask what you use to write your blog? I love how clean it is.
+1 Steam works wonderfully on my Ubuntu VM.
How does that follow from the definition of copyright or the protections it offers? This is law we're talking about. Cite the black and white. From copyright.gov "Copyright does not protect facts, ideas, systems, or…
How, to you, does training an AI violate copyright?
What a crazy coincidence.
And, critically, not blocked by bluecoat, whereas Dropbox is.
I disagree. I haven't finished the article yet, but it smacks of arguing for mechanism over result. If by some mechanism other than what a gatekeeper would call 'reasoning', a machine produces outputs that approach…
By all means, let's let him.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Martians_(scientists) The Martians (of which von Neumann is usually the most regarded) were mostly Hungarian jews. It's a point on which some people have mused, so it's easy for the…
In the end, this might even be a useful element for defining 'life'.
My response is typically, "I have literally everything to hide. I don't want you to know my middle name. I don't want you to know what I had for breakfast. It's none of anyone's business." And weirdly, the response I…
Wild that they increased the ipad prices as well; the entire point of the ipad is that it's a handicapped tool to avoid cutting into macbook marketshare.
Too many cameras and not enough food.
Now compensate for the oblateness of the Earth.
The way it should work is that if a government can't do a thing, then they can't pay for the same thing. Remove the demand and the activity will dry up.
Nonlinear.
This has got Russell Vought's fingerprints on it, mark my words. There's some way this is enshittified.
Sure, but that's a problem for my lawyer, not me. And sounds like a great way to plead guilty to a lesser crime, but IANAL.
You are correct, which is why that compulsion will be accompanied by immunity.
In America, we have the fifth amendment, and the right not to divulge any information whatsoever unless we're granted immunity. It is enough to say absolutely nothing, and request the government to prove its case. If…
NASA has been downsized with a machete. And Russell Vought is holding the weapon.
I can't tell if this is a typo or not, and it's perfect.
Imagine I write a contract and empower an AI to execute it. I put $10,000 in a bank account and write, "I'd like a nice car." I do this of my own free will, at my own hazard. I know I'm playing this game. I have…
It's a stretch to call training an AI creating a 'derivative work' by the legal definition. You could count the words in a book and publish the word count, and while the information is based on the contents of the book,…
Can it differentiate between different household members?
Apologies for the tangent, but may I ask what you use to write your blog? I love how clean it is.
+1 Steam works wonderfully on my Ubuntu VM.