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I think there is most likely set of adjectives that would fall under same reasoning. GreenAI or FreeAI likely would be also be refused. On other hand RedAI or
by Ekaros 3mo ago
I think there is most likely set of adjectives that would fall under same reasoning. GreenAI or FreeAI likely would be also be refused.
On other hand RedAI or BlueAI might very well pass. It is not entirely unreasonable decision if you consider if the terms would be used in regular conversations on AI.
- DaiPlusPlus 3mo ago> RedAI I suppose that could be a generic term for any AI used as an mock adversarial or sparring-partner role, like how "red team" is today. > BlueAI Would refer to an LLM/agent rained to simulate clinical depression... ...at which point I would ask why we're creating things that will know only pain and suffering? Are we the baddies now?
- a012 3mo agoUnicornAI. You’re welcome
- echoangle 3mo agoNot sure that’s an adjective
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- dylan604 3mo agoIf you use it like unicorn poop, then it is describing the kind of poop just like Open/Green/Free in previous examples would be describing AI
- echoangle 3mo agoThat doesn’t mean it’s an adjective though https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noun_adjunct https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noun_adjunct
- munk-a 3mo agoAn excellent example of something that clearly wouldn't be distinctive since all AI related endeavors bill themselves as unicorns.
- inigyou 3mo agoIt doesn't actually mean anything though, so I think it would pass as a trademark. Apple Computer is allowed because Apple doesn't mean anything in relation to computers. You might have trouble with Mouse Computer unless you were the company that invented or popularized the mouse.
- inigyou 3mo agoMMAcevedo does respond to red motivation, though poorly.