AI industry groups have warned that a single lawsuit raised by three authors over Anthropic's AI training threatens to "financially ruin" the entire industry.
Copyright class actions could financially ruin AI industry, trade groups say.
We can only hope
So, they're essentially arguing that their business model relies entirely on stealing from other creators' material and that immorality should be allowed to continue otherwise it will cost them money.
Perhaps it's time to move to a different business model, rapacious scum. 🤬
"Fair use" only extends so far
That would be great.
Really fucking disappointed this article is building a case for the plagiarism robots to get away with plagiarism.
Truly hoping that the authors prevail and help shut this AI stealing down. I find it insane that anyone thought this method of training AI was right, reasonable or justified.
Fantastic!
Drain them of every single peso
Gosh, that would be really terrible if the industry was destroyed. That would have lots of negative impacts on the public like...hold on...ok give me a minute I'm sure I can think of something
They’re billionaires, they spend loads trying to take authors’ jobs and then they cry when authors reclaim their due
Fck ‘em
Maybe, with how things look it looks politically, I see it going either way; i most (hopefully) go against AI.
So Ars Techenica are up saying you are in favor of plagiarism, and theft of intellectual property? Cause you sound like you are. Maybe look at your own business and authors and ask if you want all your labor for years to be stolen and profited off of by the thieves.
🤞😑🤞
Good!
