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by mikkupikku
145 days ago
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> the same attitude that they used to create the AI in the first place by using content which they don't own, without permission This was a massive "white pill" for me. When the needs of emerging technology ran head first into the old established norms of ""intellectual property"" it blew straight through like a battle tank, technology didn't even bother to slow down and try to negotiate. This has alleviated much of my concern with IP laws stifling progress; when push comes to shove, progress wins easily. |
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For everyone else, chains.