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In Caprica, the Battlestar Galaticia, spinoff - a dead character was embodied in a robot and trained on social media content... But in the real world, who owns
by oidar 4y ago
In Caprica, the Battlestar Galaticia, spinoff - a dead character was embodied in a robot and trained on social media content... But in the real world, who owns your LLM dupe output after you die?
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- pc86 4y agoLegally, whoever created it. If you created it, it's part of your estate along with whatever other IP you have. Realistically, nobody cares and it will just get thrown away.
- layer8 4y agoIt’s not clear what the copyright situation would be. A priori, AI output isn’t owned by anyone: https://www.theregister.com/2023/03/16/ai_art_copyright_usco/ https://www.theregister.com/2023/03/16/ai_art_copyright_usco...
- faeyanpiraat 4y agoThanks for the reminder. FOr some reason I had to put that down a couple episodes in. May re-watch it again from the beginning. Hope I haven't shelved it due to woke cringiness as I still don't tolerate that.
- Jcowell 4y agoTangent but what was woke about the 2004 adaption of Battlestar Galatica?
- jwithington 4y agoThe parent comment was talking about Caprica, which is different than BSG. But some people get worked up about how the OG Starbuck was a hard-drinking, hard-partying man but the 2004 Starbuck was a hard-drinking, hard-partying woman lmao
- roarcher 4y agoCaprica isn't woke from what I recall, it just isn't as good as BSG. Still worth watching for the backstory though.
- Galacta7 4y agoI actually enjoyed Caprica more than BSG, since the worldbuilding was so much richer and more interesting to me. Particularly the roots of the conflicts between the colonies and the eventual rise of the Cylons. It felt like it was a better paced show overall, again imo. Though I did enjoy BSG, too!
- Tommstein 4y agoI remember no wokeness in it.
- thunkshift1 4y agoIts copyright msft
- DesiLurker 4y agoyes thanks for reminding, I recall something about a cult soldiers of the one creating a perfect 'heaven' for uploaded consciousness of fallen mates. man its getting darker by the day. technically the 'data' is owned by you but say google has ability to create search databases from it. they could argue the character is their copyrighted work. dont know .. seems like a super gray area.
- sangnoir 4y ago> But in the real world, who owns your LLM dupe output after you die? If you haven't read it yet, enjoy[1] QNTM's Lena https://qntm.org/mmacevedo https://qntm.org/mmacevedo - it's a short story that covers ownership of a hypothetical human brain-upload. so not quite an LLM dupe, but a higher-fidelity snapshot of an actual human mind (in the fictional universe). 1. For the lack of a better word
- pfarrell 4y agoWilliam Gibson wrote about similar stuff in various stories in the collection “Burning Chrome” and in Neuromancer. IIRC, there was an elite hacker whose mind had been saved in ROM, the Dixie Construct, I think. It was helping with a job. It’s reward if they succeeded? It wanted to be erased. Not really a spoiler, just a detail that I was reminded of by this discussion.