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Generative AI is Not Theft
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this post was submitted on 04 May 2024
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As someone who just popped into the thread, is it okay if I ask who owns the content/data that you have viewed and learned from your entire life?
The people who had created the content, of course.
They gave their content to me to be entertained by and/or to learn from, after I paid them for it, or watched commercials for it, or for free.
~Anti~ ~Commercial-AI~ ~license~ ~(CC~ ~BY-NC-SA~ ~4.0)~
Most of our learning is done before we can even enter into a contract, before we are an adult. So no, you didn't pay for all of your knowledge, schools provided by your neighbors did a ton of that. Most of it was society coming together communally and supporting you with our collective shoulders of knowledge.
I never said I paid for all of my knowledge...
Also, I was watching commercials since I was a child, so I was returning the barter for the content being displayed to me.
That too.
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