Great questions in this Wired interview with Sundar Pichai. But, I wish they would have kept digging on Gemini and a few others. The answers lacked depth. https://
wired.com/story/sundar-p
ichai-google-ai-microsoft-openai/
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Sundar Pichai Interview Lacks Depth on Gemini AI
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Elon Musk’s Grok versus Sam Altman’s AI teaching philosophy
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AI Lobby and Copyright Law: International Legal Implications
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I don't rule out the AI lobby getting its way (and indirectly abolishing copyright), but I don't think the current law reads that way. It would be a major change to international law.
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Fair Use and Copyright Risks in AI Company Strategy
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Transformative will always be subjective, you can't just claim it; the moment a company relies on Fair Use, they leave themselves open to a claim that only a judge can resolve. (Plus under international © law, lawsuits can occur abroad.) Seems like bad business either way…
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Why AI Platforms Must Remain Open and Accessible
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Right, that's precisely why we need AI platforms to be open.
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Kadrey v. Meta: AI Training Data Infringement Case in Court
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The Kadrey (and Silverman) case v. Meta is still going to court for infringement at training time. Big Tech lawyers want to take this on! Coverage is terrible because this law firm seems to be throwing the cases; couldn't do much worse if they tried… https://
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Corporate Communication Strategies and AI Disclosure Ethics
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When you know how lawyers think, how PR departments work, it's more of a confirmation than them just owning it!
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Compliance Team Dysfunction: Regulation or Organizational Collapse?
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I honestly don't know from reading the messages attributed to that team whether it was primarily caused by them being Bond villain exchange compliance team and understanding the assignment, or whether it was slow descent into madness as senior management directed them to crime.
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U.S. EU AI Regulation Framework Comparison Legal Standards
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The U.S. doesn't have law for databases that applies in Europe; here it would have been easier to explain to judges that models have similar benefits and responsibilities…
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Market Monopoly and Military AI Technology Concealment Strategy
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I bet you the opposite… They already cornered the market, no need for such games. They are hiding it because they can sell it to military, avoid public pressure for regulation, prevent others from trying to compete, etc.