i do agree with that point of view. I often referred to models as 'modern mp3s' storing a lossfull but lookalike version of information in order to counter that 'AI is totally new and not violating copyright by storing…
as you have stated 'And yes, this project was built almost entirely with Claude Code with a bunch of manual verification and testing.' this code is not copyright protected, therefore you are not allowed to apply a MIT…
.. just a quick reminder for anyone outside of dictatorships: there is independent media/press in germany, the article was not produced by any government entity.
german here: Tutanota is a german email provider which encrypts incoming email after those were received. The court ordered tutanota to provide incoming emails to a single email account to law enforcement. This is…
a software vulnerability itself is information about a vulnerability. Information itself is not copyrighted, nobody can own it. A researcher however can own code he/her wrote, e.g. exploit code
the whole thing is basically a webmail service, but the client provides crypto-functions to encrypt and decrypt messages locally using a smart card reader. The client software has an API which is provided as a…
i do agree with that point of view. I often referred to models as 'modern mp3s' storing a lossfull but lookalike version of information in order to counter that 'AI is totally new and not violating copyright by storing…
as you have stated 'And yes, this project was built almost entirely with Claude Code with a bunch of manual verification and testing.' this code is not copyright protected, therefore you are not allowed to apply a MIT…
.. just a quick reminder for anyone outside of dictatorships: there is independent media/press in germany, the article was not produced by any government entity.
german here: Tutanota is a german email provider which encrypts incoming email after those were received. The court ordered tutanota to provide incoming emails to a single email account to law enforcement. This is…
a software vulnerability itself is information about a vulnerability. Information itself is not copyrighted, nobody can own it. A researcher however can own code he/her wrote, e.g. exploit code
the whole thing is basically a webmail service, but the client provides crypto-functions to encrypt and decrypt messages locally using a smart card reader. The client software has an API which is provided as a…