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The FOSS community can transfer their copyrights to an organisation in order to take legal action against AI operators.
by sinuhe69 2y ago
The FOSS community can transfer their copyrights to an organisation in order to take legal action against AI operators.
- ziddoap 2y agoWhich organizations are willing to take on that burden (time, expenses, stress, etc.) for free, with no guarantee that they will win? There is not really any incentive or reward for 3rd-party organizations to step in and do this.
- pjc50 2y agoThat's what GNU was originally for, and why they requested copyright assignment from contributors to their projects.
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- sinuhe69 2y agoI guess my post was downvoted by AI bots?! :D Because reckless and greedy AI operators not only endanger FOSS projects, they threaten to collapse the free accessible internet as a whole as well. Sooner or later, we will need to fight for our freedom, our rights as individual human against rogue AI and the übermacht of the mega-corporations, just as we need to fight against the concentration of contents behind corporate gates today. And I don’t any other way than going juridical against these operators. They give a sh*t about the little humans, not even copyrights and other legal regulations.