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‘Impossible’ to create AI tools like ChatGPT without copyrighted material, OpenAI says
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2024
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Give me a name of the artist who had a nice successful career and because of AI copying their works is now poor. 1 name. Not click bait, not a slacktivism open letter. 1 name.
No victim = No crime
That's not how copyright works, though. You don't need to make someone destitute before it matters.
Fine. Show me the name of the person who still has a middle class income but before AI copied their work was rich. Meeting you halfway here.
Hey, what did you do with your goalposts? I thought I saw them right here, but now they're all the way over there....
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Am I making a claim?
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Which is it am I making a claim or not? I can't with wishy-washy fence sitting vagueness. What claim did I explicitly state and where did I state it?
Strawmen are fun to fight aren't they?
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Totally unable to distinguish between a citation and a random link.
Not your fault. The concept of citation of claims is owned by Disney
My fault for trying to be nice. Congrats on showing that not one person can name a victim for this supposed crime