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> You see any of them backing down and waiting for answer from a higher authority? Should they? That's generally not how things work in most places. Normally,
by TeMPOraL 2y ago
> You see any of them backing down and waiting for answer from a higher authority?
Should they? That's generally not how things work in most places. Normally, if something isn't clearly illegal, especially when it's something too new and different for laws to clearly cover, you're free to go ahead and try it; you're not expected to first seek a go-ahead from a court.
- Riverheart 2y agoYou just chided people for having strong opinions about AI infringement without a court ruling to back them up but now you’re saying that creating/promoting an entire industry based on a legal grey area is a social norm that you have no strong feelings about. I would have thought the same high bar to speak on copyright for those who believe it infringes would be applied equally to those saying it does not, especially when it financially benefits them. I don’t think we’ll find consensus.