Ah yes, the convenient intermediary… further evidence that inserting "Fair Use + AI" at any stage of the licensing process breaks licensing / Copyright.
POLICY
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AI Contracts Ethics: Smart Agents and Moral Responsibility
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Jim is smart enough to smell that he does not want to look, but is he righteous enough to be disinterested in the fine print of his personal afterlife contract?
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Kenya’s Virtual Assets Bill Reveals Stablecoin Trade Dominance
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At a meeting for the “Virtual Assets Bill” that is being worked on in Kenya Multiple industry players confirm that most volume of “crypto” in Kenya is via stablecoins for int’l trade with Chinese suppliers IMF guests questions show they clearly don’t know much about crypto
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Fair Use Assessment: Case-by-Case Basis Without General Rules
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Transformative is just one aspect of the criteria used to assess Fair Use. Fair Use is assessed on a case-by-case basis and there are no general rules or "laws" — otherwise it'd violate international Copyright conventions where exceptions must be limited by definition.
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Training Copying and Secondary Liability in AI Systems
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There is copying at training time, as per the claims going to court. If the system allows further downstream infringement, Fair Use would not absolve them of joint or secondary liability. Your understanding of the situation is not grounded in caselaw.
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Google’s disregard for language sovereignty in AI systems
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Also, forgive me if I don't exactly expect Google to be respectful of things like language sovereignty.
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Historical Data Consent Not Valid for AI Model Training
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Interesting addtl context. “It was a vendor (working on our behalf)” is not a valid excuse esp in this era of responsibility outsourcing. AND consent given in the 90s/2000s for research IS NOT consent to have your data sold to train a model (or etc).
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Surveillance Business Model Threatens to Dominate Digital Economy
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The surveillance business model is threatening to become the only business model.
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Stanford AI Scholars Address Congress on AI Policy Impact
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This morning, @StanfordHAI co-director @drfeifei
, senior fellows @erikbryn & @robreich & faculty affiliate @AndrewYNg joined numerous academics at a congressional roundtable exploring the profound impacts of AI in society and ways for Congress to step in. https://
washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/
02/08/silicon-valleys-khanna-top-scholars-being-ignored-ai-debate/
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