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I don't see the identical twin / soundalike argument as relevant because we are talking about using an AI with the specific intent of impersonation. This doesn’
by BuyMyBitcoins 3y ago
I don't see the identical twin / soundalike argument as relevant because we are talking about using an AI with the specific intent of impersonation. This doesn’t ban cover bands or soundalikes.
Even so, I think there are some existing laws around such things, and I think such acts need to pay royalties in some form. I don’t want to go down that rabbit hole, to be honest.
Regardless, no actual Libertarian position was presented in the article. The comment I responded to was making a dig at Libertarians and the State of Kentucky.
Even though I find a lot of Libertarians abrasive and that their ideology is incompatible with actual governance, I still like to analyze how they think. My goal was to provide a perspective on why a Libertarian might be okay with such a law.
- nobodyandproud 3y agoFair enough. You’re narrowing the issue of ownership by method of construction/reproduction. But isn’t the issue and violation of ownership really about making forgeries: That is, claiming to be what it isn’t? What’s novel then is that AI just made it incredibly easy to create forgeries of IP.