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Sorry to say but this is going to be the new normal, and it's going to be quite difficult to stop. Your moat as a creator is your personal brand and the communi

Sorry to say but this is going to be the new normal, and it's going to be quite difficult to stop. Your moat as a creator is your personal brand and the community you build around your tools.

o11c 1y ago
I just hope that means we're all allowed to feed leaked source code to our own AIs then. This is mandatory if we're to have any sort of coherent legal precedent.
- ares623 1y ago
  Game crackers can just claim they generated a completely different game using AI that just so happens to look very close to another game?
  - CuriouslyC 1y ago
    They could copy the core game mechanics and have AI launder the source and generate new art assets. Proving infringement is going to be basically impossible for all but the most trivial of cases.
    - ares623 1y ago
      The same could be done for movies too I guess. Probably easier. One can setup a site to crowdsource laundering 8-10 second sections of an entire movie and then stitching it back.
throwaway290 1y ago
this is a blatant try to normalize. "Bad people do unethical things, I guess we'll have to live with it and shut up" is the vibe the author is going good. it's not a new normal until everybody goes quiet
- pessimizer 1y ago
  > this is a blatant try to normalize. This doesn't mean anything. You have no ability to "normalize" anything. It's not an action that somebody can take. > it's not a new normal until everybody goes quiet Real let me speak to your manager energy. Nobody is waiting for you to go quiet to get on with things.
  - akoboldfrying 1y ago
    > You have no ability to "normalize" anything. Normalisation isn't something that one person by themselves can achieve. It only happens when public opinion is swayed. How is it swayed? By people deliberately trying to sway it, like GP here. If you are instead arguing that normalisation is not really a thing at all: What do you call the change in attitudes to people who are left-handed, disabled, or homosexual?
  - throwaway290 1y ago
    > You have no ability to "normalize" anything. You can if you convince everyone to stop making a fuss because it's the new normal. The comment literally said "it's the new normal".
- CuriouslyC 1y ago
  This is a very bad faith comment from a throwaway account. Recognition of realities is different from wishing for things to occur. If you think you can stop unethical people from AI washing your software, feel free to try, you will fail.
  - throwaway290 1y ago
    Bad faith = trying to normalize bad faith behavior. > If you think you can stop unethical people from AI washing your software, feel free to try, you will fail. Posts like these = trying to stop unethical people from copyright (copyleft) washing. Telling people writing these posts that it's the new normal is basically saying they are doing pointless thing, while they are doing something very good

Sorry to say but this is going to be the new normal, and it's going to be quite difficult to stop. Your moat as a creator is your personal brand and the community you build around your tools.

o11c 1y ago

I just hope that means we're all allowed to feed leaked source code to our own AIs then. This is mandatory if we're to have any sort of coherent legal precedent.

ares623 1y ago
Game crackers can just claim they generated a completely different game using AI that just so happens to look very close to another game?
- CuriouslyC 1y ago
  They could copy the core game mechanics and have AI launder the source and generate new art assets. Proving infringement is going to be basically impossible for all but the most trivial of cases.
  - ares623 1y ago
    The same could be done for movies too I guess. Probably easier. One can setup a site to crowdsource laundering 8-10 second sections of an entire movie and then stitching it back.

throwaway290 1y ago

this is a blatant try to normalize. "Bad people do unethical things, I guess we'll have to live with it and shut up" is the vibe the author is going good. it's not a new normal until everybody goes quiet

pessimizer 1y ago
> this is a blatant try to normalize. This doesn't mean anything. You have no ability to "normalize" anything. It's not an action that somebody can take. > it's not a new normal until everybody goes quiet Real let me speak to your manager energy. Nobody is waiting for you to go quiet to get on with things.
- akoboldfrying 1y ago
  > You have no ability to "normalize" anything. Normalisation isn't something that one person by themselves can achieve. It only happens when public opinion is swayed. How is it swayed? By people deliberately trying to sway it, like GP here. If you are instead arguing that normalisation is not really a thing at all: What do you call the change in attitudes to people who are left-handed, disabled, or homosexual?
- throwaway290 1y ago
  > You have no ability to "normalize" anything. You can if you convince everyone to stop making a fuss because it's the new normal. The comment literally said "it's the new normal".
CuriouslyC 1y ago
This is a very bad faith comment from a throwaway account. Recognition of realities is different from wishing for things to occur. If you think you can stop unethical people from AI washing your software, feel free to try, you will fail.
- throwaway290 1y ago
  Bad faith = trying to normalize bad faith behavior. > If you think you can stop unethical people from AI washing your software, feel free to try, you will fail. Posts like these = trying to stop unethical people from copyright (copyleft) washing. Telling people writing these posts that it's the new normal is basically saying they are doing pointless thing, while they are doing something very good