This tweet is about one specific person though, like the chief hypocrite… If any so-called Copyright lawyer can't make a good faith argument pro-artists, they're not very good lawyer, nor a very good teacher for that matter.
@alexjc
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Local Court Ruling on AI Web Scraping Raises Procedural Concerns
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Fascinating that they consider a local court (non-federal) which does not set precedents to be "paving the way" for legitimizing web-scale scraping for AI—all while there were significant problems w/ the Court's procedure itself. Such PR doesn't help the verdict look above board. https://
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Generality Over Specificity: Investor Funding Trends in AI
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Total generality is easier to raise money for. Power-hungry investors always lining up!
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Property Rights and Nuisance Law in AI Regulation Debate
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Bad analogy, nuisance law relies on the concept of property rights. Can't have it both ways!
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Land Ownership as Policy: Governing Digital and Physical Resources
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In the same way that land ownership is "policy."
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Computer Vision for Legacy System Automation: Specialization and Risk Management
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When envisioned in the context of routine tasks using legacy systems, which nobody wants to use or maintain, I can imagine a computer vision-based approach working out well. It'd need solid specialization and risk management though!
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Policymakers’ Copyright Decisions Face Whistleblower Scrutiny
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I mean, policymakers have decided what they want to do with Copyright (independently of the law), and the fact there are whistleblowers like this is inconvenient but expected…
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Mediation and Collective Licensing in AI Rights Management
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If the mediation process allows rightholders to say "No" then there's no harm in mediation. But somehow, what they have in mind is likely closer to collective licensing…
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H100 GPU Branding Misleads Consumers on Product Differentiation
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Yeah, the branding conceals that fact well. Maybe they should have called it H100A and H100B instead!
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Performance Improvement Falls Short of Expectations
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I would have expected more than 10% speedup. Surprising!