Yours is a philosophical argument disconnected from the reality of AI. There comes a point where pressing a button to produce "creative" output requires no agency and does not have any value, and we've reached that point. Which of these automatic systems do have value and why?
@alexjc
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Class Action Lawsuits Fail Basic Due Diligence Standards
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We are losing because the plaintiffs in class action lawsuits are failing a basic IQ test, blindly trusting what their unpaid lawyers are telling them. (If the service is free, the negative outcome is the product…)
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Valve’s DMCA Safe Harbor Status Questioned Over Infringement Liability
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The case continues. Why is this important? Valve's platform immunity "Safe Harbor" per the DMCA is under question. Since they profit from these kinds of infringements as a platform, they don't actually qualify for immunity and they may share the liability!
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Artist Wins Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Against Valve
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3D Artist sues Valve for infringing his Copyright by publishing a game that included portions of his work without a license… Valve came up with a long list of excuses, including challenging the original © registration. The USCO sided with artist:
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Court ruling settles 3D artists copyright dispute with influencers
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This is only a small step in this particular court case, but it settles a longstanding dispute with the defeat of influencers like technollama who repeatedly (and ridiculously) claimed that 3D artists and animators don't deserve Copyright for months-long original work on movies
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Government Independence Under Pressure from Defense Arguments
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These are the kinds of (terrible) arguments you'd expect from defense lawyers with adversarial mindsets. The government is supposed to be independent of such external interests, at least pretend to be, WTF. "We thank the KC for their diligent work."
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Legal escalation to CJEU may take years for resolution
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I was wondering that… It'll need to escalate to the CJEU and may take years to be revoked or fixed.
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Quality Legal Arguments in AI Policy and Regulation
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Reading legal opinions like this one is so refreshing because it makes you realize there are indeed smart lawyers that are using their skills in good faith. This argument is so precise in cutting to the core of the matter, it's a wonder nobody else did it this well so far…
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European TDM Lawsuit: Labour’s Regulatory Impact on AI Training
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I'd be happy to share experiences as domain expert, technical advisor, and named witness on the first European lawsuit on TDM & Opt-Out, @kmei_
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EU AI Code of Practice designed to fail, policymakers losing trust
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FWIW, all experts and advisors within the EU's "Code Of Practice" plenary I spoke to think it was setup to fail due to the way it was designed. The U.K. © consultation has a similar look & feel to it… Do you realize how much trust policymakers have lost and are still losing?