Re:'With brain preservation, nobody has to die'
by exe34 on Wednesday December 04, 2024 @05:08AM
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I imagine the poor will want their mind state covered by copyright/intellectual property laws, and the rich will ignore that if it can help them amass more wealth - just like LLM and diffusion model training was bootstrapped off the back of creatives without payment. i.e. the law doesn't apply if you're rich enough.
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Re:'With brain preservation, nobody has to die'
by ben_w on Wednesday December 04, 2024 @08:58AM
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> just like LLM and diffusion model training was bootstrapped off the back of creatives without payment. i.e. the law doesn't apply if you're rich enough.
Or search engines.
I don't know how the legal cases will go, all I can say is that my suspicion is that, like search, such AI are simply too useful to be outlawed… but my armchair opinions are almost as far as possible from a guarantee, and even search had to change in response to copyright infringement laws.