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And even then, the "rare" qualifier is not needed here. What Amazon/LLM companies are doing is amoral. This is intellectual piracy (not in the "copyright infrin
by jrimbault 2mo ago
And even then, the "rare" qualifier is not needed here. What Amazon/LLM companies are doing is amoral. This is intellectual piracy (not in the "copyright infringement" sense) at the highest level. Stealing and centralizing the accumulation of human knowledge to eventually rob us all and put all power into the hands in the hands of a handful of people, who are not benevolent.
- andsoitis 2mo agoIn what way is this stealing? The rare qualifier is used precisely because no reasonable person thinks this is stealing.
- x______________ 2mo agoHoarding. Nothing good comes from hoarding whether it being toilet paper, money or knowledge.
- metabagel 2mo agohttps://jskfellows.stanford.edu/theft-is-not-fair-use-474e11f0d063 https://jskfellows.stanford.edu/theft-is-not-fair-use-474e11... https://styleblueprint.com/everyday/the-quiet-theft-ai-stealing-copyrighted-content/ https://styleblueprint.com/everyday/the-quiet-theft-ai-steal...
- faidit 2mo agoThe rare qualifier is used to highlight the destruction of rare items. It is still stealing even if the book is common.