• Nick Clegg, former Meta executive and UK Deputy Prime Minister, has reiterated a familiar line when it comes to AI and artist consent.
  • He said that any push for consent would “basically kill” the AI industry.
  • Clegg added that the sheer volume of data that AI is trained on makes it “implausible” to ask for consent.
  • CosmoNova@lemmy.world
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    11 days ago

    If abiding to the law destroys your business then you are a criminal. Simple as.

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        10 days ago

        You can’t have a better law. Copyright laws are one-sided towards $billion companies. They would never agree to give more power to small creators or (worse) open-source projects who rely on such laws without making money.

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    11 days ago

    If I ran the zoo, then any AI that trained on intellectual property as if it were public domain would automatically become public domain itself.

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      10 days ago

      Indeed. Simply that. If a business is not sustainable without breaking the law, it is not a business, it’s a criminal organisation.

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    10 days ago

    If your industry can’t exist without theft then your industry doesn’t deserve to exist, pretty simple.

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      10 days ago

      Copying isn’t theft, the original still exists. Just like watching pirated movies.

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        10 days ago

        If someone pirates a movie for home use its no big deal because yes. If someone pirates a movie and then opens a movie theatre and starts charging people to watch the movie that’s an entirely different matter. AI is a business generating income, not a person skipping out on a $4 rental fee.

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        10 days ago

        Copying isn’t theft, the original still exists. Just like watching pirated movies.

        Shit take when the results are used for profit. Most of us that pirate aren’t legally monetizing our stash.

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        10 days ago

        Cool, so I can torrent without a VPN now?

        Oh, only the super rich can benefit. How convenient.

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    10 days ago

    I have a proposition. Raid them with police and search their computers for stolen data like you would do with your citizens.

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    10 days ago

    If a business cannot survive without breaking the law, then it is not a business but a criminal organisation.

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    10 days ago

    oh noes

    Look, these goddamn assholes have got in their head that they have a right to profit.

    NOBODY HAS A RIGHT TO PROFIT.

    You have a right to try to create a profit and there are rules to that. You’re gonna lose your billions in investment if you can’t plaigerize content?..fuck you, your loss, and you shoulda fucking known better when the idea was presented to you.

    Assholes

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    10 days ago

    So they want to be able to benifit from free art while the rest of us have to pay to access it? Seems fair. /s

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    9 days ago

    Cool, so I’ll get started on building an automated business that sells cheap access to all the music, movies and shows on the streaming services.

    Getting consent for each title would basically kill my business and would be implausible, so I’ll just assume it’s ok.

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    If being declined concent is going to kill your industry then maybe your industry deserved to die.

    Fucking rapist mentaility right there.

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      My thought exactly. If consent isn’t needed, what other actions do they deem justified without consent?

      This is not a IP-issue, this is about human rights.