wow. Upon Court order, incriminating exhibits were unsealed at 3:30am in an AI lawsuit against Meta. Once past a 'fake privilege,' it appears Zuckerberg approved the use of a highly controversial, pirated dataset.
Note OpenAI, too? AI companies with no ethics or guardrails. /1
@JVMonte2 Billy Fica, Television. A master of understated, melodic drumming. Hard to think of another who would have fit as well into that band's sound.
@DavidCornDC Love me some Mayor Pete, but I disagree with him on this one. There's no strategy with Trump, any more than a decompensating 3 year old has a strategy. It's just acting out, a reflection of Trump's own arrested development. He's a decompensating 78 year old.
I remember running home after school to catch last few innings of the '69 Series games with my mother. On our first color TV. They were day games then. Got home in time to see Eddie's 8th inning dinger in Game 3. He was my guy.
@MTGrepp Um, the gag order ruling came down 2 weeks ago, from a different court. Judge Merchan's ruling today concerned Trump's (3rd!) motion seeking his recusal, which was denied. Your god-king is confused, or worse.
nor does it propose protecting an artist or writer's distinctive style, calling it impractical and beyond scope of copyright. All the details in my latest RightsTech Extra newsletter https://t.co/iI7ZkYcFQQ
When the Copyright Office sought public input for its study on AI in Aug. '23, deepfakes were almost an afterthought. A few questions tacked on at the end of a long NOI full of detailed Qs on training, copyrightability of outputs and labeling...1/
But the recommendations in the report don't go as far as many in congress or creative industries might have hoped. USCO does not support creating a new category of IP for NILV, as many had urged...4/