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Should young adults be allowed to violate copyright and no one else? The damages caused seem far worse than an LLM being able to reproduce song lyrics. Is it s
by EnPissant 11mo ago
Should young adults be allowed to violate copyright and no one else? The damages caused seem far worse than an LLM being able to reproduce song lyrics.
Is it simply "we like college kids" and "we hate OpenAI"? that dictates this?
I'm ready, hit me with the nuance.
- therouwboat 11mo agoWhat damages? You can learn lyrics by listening the song.
- EnPissant 11mo agoSounds like you agree with me.
- shermantanktop 11mo agoSometimes, sometimes not. https://www.kissthisguy.com/ https://www.kissthisguy.com/
- shagie 11mo agoI'm still trying to work out the lyrics to Prisencolinensinainciusol. https://youtu.be/fU-wH8SrFro https://youtu.be/fU-wH8SrFro ... Alright?
- shakna 11mo agoA young adult who pirates, is also more likely to make purchases in that industry, and has an impact that is limited. A corporation who pirates, is more likely to pirate en masse everything that they can get their hands on, in an ongoing manner, and throw everything they can at contesting their right to do so in court.
- EnPissant 11mo agoThis is neither true nor relevant.
- ghssds 11mo agoMaybe individuals and corporations are differents enough copyright should not work the same way.
- EnPissant 11mo ago[flagged]