A Critique of Shifting Intellectual Property Standards in the Age of AI
This post features a social media commentary highlighting a perceived double standard regarding intellectual property laws. The author contrasts the aggressive legal actions taken against individuals for unauthorized music downloading in the past with the current practices of large technology companies. The text argues that these corporations are now bypassing traditional copyright protections to train artificial intelligence models, suggesting that legal enforcement is applied inconsistently when it conflicts with the interests of major tech entities.
He's talking about you- bitch Metallica. He's talkin' about you- bitch Dr. Dre.
Oh nou fake ass wannabe commies who know about copy right laws just as much as about economy are criticising copyrright laws, go home ivan, fix your kremlin or get drafted
Want to know another layer of this shit? So currently, many countries are fighting for AI dominance and every country knows that regulating their AI national champion is detrimental to winning the AI race. Hence, countries are openly looking the other way and allow powerful tech
And now it's time to use the Capitalist Govt to create even more monopoly with regulations. "Ohhh look how scary the AI we made has become, time to regulate it to a point nobody else can be part of it!" The thing is, China won't give a damn and they're gonna take over on that fro
What you're referring to is crony capitalism, it is not capitalism.
Neo-Liberalism which deceptively intentionally runs under the label of capitalism (which doesnt even exist anymore)
Might gives right.
I think you'll find...
yep.. Zucky's minions were caught literally torrenting content to feed into their clanker
Laws are written for corporations.