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BREAKING NEWS: Education CS Ezekiel Machogu finally retraces his steps and retrieves common sense from where he had lost it before he began working for the UDA Gov't. Pressure pays - if in doubt, ask the pump attendant.
I love my marketing WhatsApp groups in Kenya! As of this morning, the latest topic of contentious concern and discussion is how a generative AI creative has been repurposed by Super Loaf for a billboard as seen in this post.
The obvious issue here is an 'original' AI creative (if there is ever such a thing in AI generated creative!) that was clearly done by someone else previously and has been repurposed, more or less verbatim it seems, for their marketing campaign.
So, the caveat here is whether this AI creative was purchased online from the 'AI Artist' directly, or via a platform like Shutterstock, or, if it was simply appropriated ala 'cut and paste' from the Internet, at no cost, for this purpose.
What's clear is that generative AI is having its Wild Wild West moment, at the minute, where anything goes until regulations and laws can catch up where intellectual property is concerned. There will be interesting days ahead when the lawsuits start flying left, right and centre! 😂
#GenAI #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Marketing #Advertising #Ads #Nairobi #Kenya #SupaLoaf #GenerativeAI
This gives me hope that Kenya's future can truly go green if we tailor our solutions to the specific needs of African markets.
If you haven't tried them yet, you should!
Greenwheels is onto something and is a great example of how to meet a market demand sustainably. Moreover, the solution feels more custom-made for the local market, on both ends of the supply-demand spectrum.
Did I mention that they were very affordable?
This gives me hope that Kenya's future can truly go green if we tailor our solutions to the specific needs of African markets.
If you haven't tried them yet, you should!
On December 27th, 2023,The New York Times filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the company of using copyrighted content without permission or payment on their platforms including ChatGPT, Microsoft Bing AI, and Copilot.
A thread.
The issue of copyright infringement has been a growing concern, and the outcome of this case is expected to provide direction and precedent on how large language models collect and train data.
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@Egline_Samoei Crazy. How everything happened was insane but I'm guessing everything will become clearer in the coming weeks. Mahn na vile Devday had me stoked!