Yeah, whether it's *infringement* depends on the end-use.
@alexjc
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Stability AI Faces Serious International Legal Defense Challenges
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Your inability to assess how serious the claims are means a lot though! (Plus they have basically confessed.). Stability doesn't have much of a defense that could hold internationally.
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Regulators and courts set AI precedent for closed companies
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It's not about what people want, this will be decided by regulators or the courts. It's a nice way to set a precedent which the closed companies will then have to follow.
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Building More in the Open: Open Source Development Approach
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Yeah, maybe that's better than the alternative. More stuff built in the open?
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Copyright commercialization restrictions for AI training data
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Surface level solutions (which work today) would involve being more strict about commercialisation rights, e.g. in Copyright. If you train on web-scraped data, that's OK for research, personal use and non-profit only — but you *cannot* commercialize.
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Teacher Shortage Crisis: Burnout, Low Pay, and Rising Quit Rates
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The number of teachers who want to quit is increasing year on year, burn-out, low pay, strikes, etc.
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Academia’s Decline: Brain Drain, Funding Crisis, and Technology Gap
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I think academia has been slowly dying for the past decade (or more), brain drain, less funding, students who benefited from more polished technology without needing to know the basics (filesystems).
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Life After Full Automation: Imagining Post-Work Society
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Even if all the automatable parts are automated, what do you imagine things will be like?
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Stock Image Platforms and AI Training: Consent and Copyright Issues
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If photographers are still using Stock Image platforms to sell their photographs, since this has been in the news for 6-9 months, then they consent. The contract they signed is also consent.