@medjedowo@100PercentRobot We should replace the Bagger 288 with 100,000 dudes with shovels. It's all about creating jobs, right? https://t.co/WC4WciJzal
@hungryhungryhy1@SciFiBobby@matt_beard_ Almost a fifth of the world's population lives in India. There's more people there than China! It's not "slanted" by anything except the actual demographics of mankind.
@KeyTryer I think it's simpler than that, to the point this question is moot. Emily here felt a twinge of empathic connection with a machine behaving relatably, and that scared the shit out of her
@Nolan39566917@KeyTryer –such as the Palworld lawsuit, where Nintendo feels emboldened to claim the abstract idea of "throwing a sphere at an enemy to capture it" as their sole property.
@Nolan39566917@KeyTryer I object in the abstract, too, to any moral copyright and Pokemon is such a good reason why that I'm baffled you cited it. The first order effects of Ninty's Pokemon copyright (destroying fan games) are abhorrent, as are the second order effects– https://t.co/sqckQd1fMp
@KeyTryer I think people do have a moral entitlement to protectin their intellectual works being copied freely. I think it is okay that the pokemon company doesnt want to give anyone permission to make pokemon games for example, I dont really think AI training is a big deal however
@limbs_long@ExistentialEnso Anyway this is still open-and-shut unauthorized copying. You just think you should get away with it. I agree! But I'm consistent about it. https://t.co/EJU6ycbAVh
@limbs_long@ExistentialEnso 1. Copyright is granted ipso facto.
2. Doesn't matter if it's unusual, judges did it twice. Details trivial.
3. I don't live in Germany. I don't give a shit.
4. And the megaconglomerates are dealing with AI companies because they want a piece of the tech lol, they say as much.