The report says nothing about Copyright, licensing it nor selling it. Twitter wants a cut as middleman service and holders get nothing as per TOS. The Copyright is worth zero in this transaction. "If you disagree, leave" that's always been the message.
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Twitter Monetizes Data Access Through API Service Licensing Model
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Twitter wants to be paid for the process of storing the data and making it available conveniently via API. They're not selling Copyright, it's a service license.
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AI License and Terms of Service Legal Framework
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Nothing to do with Fair Use, it's a license and ToS question.
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Difference Between Tweet and Prompt Explained
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What's the difference between a Tweet and a prompt? (The minimum Copyrighted text is 11 expertly crafted words I think, so the above would not even fall under that category.)
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ML Data Use and User Privacy Consent on Social Platforms
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By now (already last decade) ML use is not future and anyone still on the platform is explicitly consenting to continued use of the data. Copyright is not a good ground for primarily mediocre thoughtless Tweets, but privacy may be…
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Rightsholders monetization rights on tech platforms
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The rightsholders signed them away via TOS. Time for them to move to different platforms if they don't want to be monetized twice.
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From Ideation to Commercialization: EY Innovation Hub Experience
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Visiting EY-Nottingham Spirk Innovation Hub has transformed my view of innovation from papering a wall with little squares of colored paper to making a bold commitment to go the distance with a team and turning it to commercialized product.
— Helen Yu (@YuHelenYu) 2 juillet 2023
In the next few weeks, I will take you… pic.twitter.com/icjhcE9Yj1Visiting EY-Nottingham Spirk Innovation Hub has transformed my view of innovation from papering a wall with little squares of colored paper to making a bold commitment to go the distance with a team and turning it to commercialized product. In the next few weeks, I will take you
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Edge Computing Impact: MEC Adoption Drives AR/VR and Robotics Innovation
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Per IDG, 95% of IT leaders expect multi-access edge compute (#MEC) will have a significant or transformational impact on the business. Here are the top use cases: #AR/VR enablement for training; automated guided vehicles and collaborative #robots to hand off tasks and transport
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5 Ways to Use AI in Your E-commerce Business
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Boost your e-commerce game with AI! Discover 5 effective ways to incorporate Artificial Intelligence into your online business for enhanced customer experiences and increased sales. #AI #Ecommerce #TechTips via @ingliguori
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UK Workers Call for AI Workplace Regulation Survey
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Almost 60% of people want regulation of #AI in #UK workplaces, survey finds https://
bit.ly/3J2jVe9 via @guardian #ethics #FutureofWork