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  1. OpenAI’s GPT Store Is Triggering Copyright Complaints - A publisher says some chatbots in OpenAI's GPT Store were created using its copyrighted t... - wired.com/story/openai-gpt-sto #business/artificialintelligence #copyfight #business

  2. OpenAI’s GPT Store Is Triggering Copyright Complaints - A publisher says some chatbots in OpenAI's GPT Store were created using its copyrighted t... - wired.com/story/openai-gpt-sto #business/artificialintelligence #copyfight #business

  3. @heiseonline
    Krasser Scheiss. Da muss ich denken an die #creativecommons-#abzocke siehe
    "Creative-Commons-Abzocke: negative Feststellungsklagen gegen Marco Verch, Thomas Wolf, Christoph Scholz, Christian Fischer, Dirk Vorderstraße, Dennis Skley und den Verband zum Schutz geistigen Eigentums im Internet (VSGE) (...)"
    kanzleikompa.de/2018/10/31/cre
    #urheberrecht #copyfight

  4. @heiseonline
    Krasser Scheiss. Da muss ich denken an die #creativecommons-#abzocke siehe
    "Creative-Commons-Abzocke: negative Feststellungsklagen gegen Marco Verch, Thomas Wolf, Christoph Scholz, Christian Fischer, Dirk Vorderstraße, Dennis Skley und den Verband zum Schutz geistigen Eigentums im Internet (VSGE) (...)"
    kanzleikompa.de/2018/10/31/cre
    #urheberrecht #copyfight

  5. @CAAP rajouter pour les canadiens les termes "usage loyal"

    vitrinelinguistique.oqlf.gouv.

    mais qui est remplacé par "Utilisation équitable" dans la législation canadienne.

    Et aussi important pour les canadiens: "exceptions au droit d'auteur"

    uottawa.ca/bibliotheque/droit-

    #copyfight

  6. @hack , I've been using a "license where you're not allowed to attribute the original author and must pretend that you wrote it yourself" (of a sort) on a non-software work, my personal FAQ (linuxmafia.com/~rick/faq/), for decades.

    I wanted to permit either verbatim replication with attribution, preserving my views intact, or unrestricted CC-style remixing and morphing of my personal views but with blowback towards me from third-party changes averted by the altered work being required to be asserted to be someone else's. So, the wording is:

    "Copyright (C) 1995-2023 by Rick Moen. Verbatim copying, distribution, and display of this entire article (page) are permitted in any medium, provided this notice is preserved. Alternatively, you may create derivative works of any sort for any purpose, provided your versions contain no attribution to me, and that you assert your own authorship (and not mine) in every practical medium."

    federate.social/@dmarti described this licence (when I concocted it in the '90s), as "bastard reverse copyleft", and wisely cautioned about legal uncertainties owing to its novelty. (/me nods to teh.entar.net/@spacehobo)

    #SoftwareLicensing #CreativeCommons
    #OpenSourceSoftware
    #OpenSource
    #copyfight
    #SillyGeekTricks

  7. @hack , I've been using a "license where you're not allowed to attribute the original author and must pretend that you wrote it yourself" (of a sort) on a non-software work, my personal FAQ (linuxmafia.com/~rick/faq/), for decades.

    I wanted to permit either verbatim replication with attribution, preserving my views intact, or unrestricted CC-style remixing and morphing of my personal views but with blowback towards me from third-party changes averted by the altered work being required to be asserted to be someone else's. So, the wording is:

    "Copyright (C) 1995-2023 by Rick Moen. Verbatim copying, distribution, and display of this entire article (page) are permitted in any medium, provided this notice is preserved. Alternatively, you may create derivative works of any sort for any purpose, provided your versions contain no attribution to me, and that you assert your own authorship (and not mine) in every practical medium."

    federate.social/@dmarti described this licence (when I concocted it in the '90s), as "bastard reverse copyleft", and wisely cautioned about legal uncertainties owing to its novelty. (/me nods to teh.entar.net/@spacehobo)

    #SoftwareLicensing #CreativeCommons
    #OpenSourceSoftware
    #OpenSource
    #copyfight
    #SillyGeekTricks

  8. News Publishers Are Wary of the Microsoft Bing Chatbot’s Media Diet - Microsoft’s new search interface can serve up key information from articles, removing the... - wired.com/story/news-publisher #business/artificialintelligence #copyfight #business

  9. News Publishers Are Wary of the Microsoft Bing Chatbot’s Media Diet - Microsoft’s new search interface can serve up key information from articles, removing the... - wired.com/story/news-publisher #business/artificialintelligence #copyfight #business

  10. This Copyright Lawsuit Could Shape the Future of Generative AI - Algorithms that create art, text, and code are spreading fast—but legal challenges could ... - wired.com/story/this-copyright #business/artificialintelligence #copyfight #business #aihub

  11. This Copyright Lawsuit Could Shape the Future of Generative AI - Algorithms that create art, text, and code are spreading fast—but legal challenges could ... - wired.com/story/this-copyright #business/artificialintelligence #copyfight #business #aihub

  12. #Introduction Since I've been here for a bit now.

    I've been directly and indirectly involved in designing software user interfaces since the late 1990's. I'm currently working in the design team at Sainsbury's in the UK.

    Also: playing #drums (see bio), #Linux, the #copyfight, networks and culture, and #DigitalRights. Have shaken the hands of two serving US presidents. Speak reasonable Japanese. I own more hard drives than I have shirts.

  13. On Doctorow's website, he shares a link to this article as a good look at some takeaways from the book:

    1. Copyright is all about locks
    2. Copyright law is privacy law
    3. Copyright law weakens security
    4. Copyright law is surveillance and censorship law

    Ope. (9/x)

    consumerist.com/2015/01/22/4-w

  14. I recently read through "Information Doesn't Want to Be Free" by Cory Doctorow (with forewords by Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer!), and many mentioned instances of tech overreach are stuck in my head. Not to mention success stories of creators and non-DRM creations.

    A thread 🧵(1/x)