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Forcing them to prove they obtained explicit permission for every single word, video, code and image they stole from others.
You may hate AI here. I hate the current IP regime even more. What the quoted means in practice is giving more power to the big publishers. YouTube’s is already bad enough. How easy can you ask permission from them every time you make unofficial art?
Fair use covers a lot of stuff if you don’t intend to sell it for billions. This is wholesale theft of literally every available pece of data and content, blended up and launched for billions - It’s the most outrageous IP theft possible.
I get what you’re saying. At the same time, I’m not optimistic. Past experience has shown that IP regulations tend to hurt the ordinary person in favor of major IP owners. Better codify laws that benefit us first.
I’m not giving up a single copyright (or other IP) protection until AFTER they are stripped from Disney, Amazon, and Google.
If we want to end the IP regime, I can probably cope, even though I depend on it a bit for CC-SA and AGPLv3 distribution. But, first “artificial persons” have to give it up before I or any “natural person” does.
You may hate AI here. I hate the current IP regime even more. What the quoted means in practice is giving more power to the big publishers. YouTube’s is already bad enough. How easy can you ask permission from them every time you make unofficial art?
Fair use covers a lot of stuff if you don’t intend to sell it for billions. This is wholesale theft of literally every available pece of data and content, blended up and launched for billions - It’s the most outrageous IP theft possible.
YT’s automated system does not respect fair use.
And that needs to change. By legislation, if need be.
That first before any AI regulations on intellectual property grounds.
Your priorities are absurd.
Youtube is not obliged to host any video, even if the uploader holds the copyright.
Slop oligarchs are obliged to obey copyright as much as anyone.
We can walk gum and chew at the same time.
I get what you’re saying. At the same time, I’m not optimistic. Past experience has shown that IP regulations tend to hurt the ordinary person in favor of major IP owners. Better codify laws that benefit us first.
And that’s why while we codify the better laws we also have to be
convenientlycoincidentally too busy to punish any Luigis who take care of the slag.Well, YT is evil.
I’m not giving up a single copyright (or other IP) protection until AFTER they are stripped from Disney, Amazon, and Google.
If we want to end the IP regime, I can probably cope, even though I depend on it a bit for CC-SA and AGPLv3 distribution. But, first “artificial persons” have to give it up before I or any “natural person” does.