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Cake day: July 13th, 2023

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  • AI bots never had rights to waive. Their work is not their work.

    This is only partially true. In the US (which tends to set the tone on copyright, but other jurisdictions will weigh in over time) generative AI cannot be considered an “author.” That doesn’t mean that other forms of rights don’t apply to AI generated works (for example, AI generated works may be treated as trade secrets and probably will be accepted for trademark purposes).

    Also, all of the usual transformations which can take work from the public domain and result in a new copyrightable derivative also apply.

    This is a much more complex issue than just, “AI bots never had rights to waive.”







  • Tyler_Zoro@ttrpg.networktoMemes@lemmy.mlRemember me comrades!
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    1 year ago

    As someone who has worked extensively with the homeless, I’ve seen quite a few examples of where supposedly anti-homeless takes have been attempts to inject more nuance into discussions than simply being pro- or anti-homeless, both of which are practically meaningless positions.


  • There are four stanzas to the Star Spangled Banner (the US national anthem) and what you typically here at sporting events is only the first.

    Bonus fun fact, the fourth stanza contains the line that, in the 1860s became the shorter, “In God We Trust,” motto on coinage that eventually became the national motto of the US in the 1950s (which was also when it was added to paper money). That original line from the fourth stanza was, “And this be our motto - ‘In God is our trust.’”