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Lying and hallucinations would be accurate with the way people treated computers before “AI” ever existed. Intentional reckless disregard for truth is a form of
by kayodelycaon 3y ago
Lying and hallucinations would be accurate with the way people treated computers before “AI”
ever existed. Intentional reckless disregard for truth is a form of lying.
You don’t have to worry about the legal sphere anthropomorphising software. Software is legally not a person and therefore will not be treated as one by the courts, regardless of how people commonly refer to it.
- tensor 3y agoIf AI were treated like software these court cases would be very clear and not an issue. The answer would be that yes AI can copy content as part of its operation but if a human uses it to reproduce that content exactly for others then it violates copyright law. We've long had precedent with search engines. But despite that, these cases are revisiting the way copyright might work. These cases are not as simple as people like you imply no matter how many times you repeat the utterly pointless and irrelevant fact that computers are not humans.
- iandanforth 3y ago> "You don’t have to worry about the legal sphere anthropomorphising software." This is a lawyer writing about a lawsuit on a law office blog. That's what's worrisome.