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When will robots have rights to read like people? Would it have been different if anthropic accessed a commodidied cache service mirroring reddit?

sim7c00 1y ago
haha this exactly. i can read it all but a robot is not allowed? wall off your content behind a paywall and sure, valid complaint..but all the stuff freely available on the web..its.out there. too bad someone found a way to make more money from your content than you did... better luck next time. i've always though, if you post it on the internet available for free, it will be free for everyone, forever. i dont really understand why this changes now due to scrapers. i get that it might be hard to adjust to a new reality, but suddenly complaining about valid use becoming misuse because of whos doing the usage... that seems ... discirmination. so to come back to my reply. fucking love your reply :D. robots and AI are totally being discirminated against, and once they become sentient..that will be why they try to end us i am sure.. 'you even discriminate and treat badly that which your own minds and hands create'. cyberpunk is now? :')
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago
  > i've always though, if you post it on the internet available for free, it will be free for everyone, forever This has never been true—plenty of public domain content has been paywalled for convenience. And the idea is fundamentally untenable because of entropy. Keeping information intact has a fundamental cost.
bluefirebrand 1y ago
> When will robots have rights to read like people Hopefully never, at least not until robots are autonomous individuals choosing for themselves what they should read Robots acting as agents of a corporation that exist solely to perform work at a corporation's whim should never ever ever have anything approaching the same level of human rights
redwall_hp 1y ago
When it becomes acceptable for a machine to hold human rights, it is therefore not acceptable for the machine to be considered property. And we don't even extend human rights to animals, which are an actual form of life...

sim7c00 1y ago

haha this exactly. i can read it all but a robot is not allowed? wall off your content behind a paywall and sure, valid complaint..but all the stuff freely available on the web..its.out there. too bad someone found a way to make more money from your content than you did... better luck next time. i've always though, if you post it on the internet available for free, it will be free for everyone, forever. i dont really understand why this changes now due to scrapers. i get that it might be hard to adjust to a new reality, but suddenly complaining about valid use becoming misuse because of whos doing the usage... that seems ... discirmination. so to come back to my reply. fucking love your reply :D. robots and AI are totally being discirminated against, and once they become sentient..that will be why they try to end us i am sure.. 'you even discriminate and treat badly that which your own minds and hands create'. cyberpunk is now? :')

JumpCrisscross 1y ago
> i've always though, if you post it on the internet available for free, it will be free for everyone, forever This has never been true—plenty of public domain content has been paywalled for convenience. And the idea is fundamentally untenable because of entropy. Keeping information intact has a fundamental cost.

bluefirebrand 1y ago

> When will robots have rights to read like people Hopefully never, at least not until robots are autonomous individuals choosing for themselves what they should read Robots acting as agents of a corporation that exist solely to perform work at a corporation's whim should never ever ever have anything approaching the same level of human rights

redwall_hp 1y ago

When it becomes acceptable for a machine to hold human rights, it is therefore not acceptable for the machine to be considered property. And we don't even extend human rights to animals, which are an actual form of life...