The worst kind of rules, "rules for thee."
@alexjc
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AI Video Indexing Limitations: Images Only Strategy
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Well, it doesn't index frames from videos, only images it finds online…
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ML/CV Conference Saturation: Industry Trends and Commentary
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ML/CV conference flooded. There's either a prophetic message in there, a good meme, or both!
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Meta faces second class action lawsuit over AI fair use claims
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Another one? There was an earlier 'class action' where the judge just said plaintiff's lawyers were "unable or unwilling to litigate properly." There was supposed to be summary judgements within weeks on the Fair Use part. If that favors Meta, isn't this second suit also toast?
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Engineer’s Journey: Quantum Physics to Christian Faith
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I'm an engineer and a scientist, both by training & by trade. About 8 years ago I realized I live in an intelligent universe of sorts… I had previously grown up with a Neutonian mindset that hadn't integrated 20th century quantum physics. About a week ago, I became Christian.
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AI Legal Cases: Saveri Handles Major US Class-Action Suits
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I didn't look carefully which tweet you replied to. The one for the criminal case in Europe is not them, no. Saveri is handling almost all class-actions suits in the U.S.
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AI Training Data Regulation and Legal Compliance Issues
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They are subject to that regulation by virtue of having trained on people's data, so simply withholding the models/services is extortion.
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EU Compliance Gaps in Big Tech Regulation Debate
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It has nothing to do with homogeneity within EU nations, but compliance at the top-level that's unambiguously completely missing. What specific regulations? (To me it seems you're regurgitating the argument of Big Tech without having thought about it.)
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US Tech Monopolies Exploit EU Regulation Gaps for Profit
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"AI not available in the EU" is not a sign of regulation problems. It simply reflects of U.S.-style capitalist Trusts extorting — as they always do — people out of their rights for profit (e.g. privacy rights, property rights, publicity rights). 135 years later, still the same:
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Internet Archive faces legal challenges from ideologically-driven initiatives
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More accurate would be: "Internet Archive sought out new activities based on its board's ideological beliefs, and is now facing obvious legal challenges it should have foreseen and dealt with upfront."