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4y ago
Yes. Museum curators/gallery owners do not own the copyrights to the pictures they selected. What your are describing you put the computer as 'anonymous creator' as far as Title 17 is concerned.
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4y ago
Maybe. Everything from back when I was a real person and dealt with copyright, patent, and trademark lawyers tells me otherwise, but I know this from the tech industry side/tech industry lawyers and not art specifically. My reading of
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4y ago
Also there was no need to call bullshit. You're the reason the internet sucks now.
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4y ago
But the photographer took the picture, determined the framing and composition. A copyright owner for AI would be claiming to own their contribution, the prompt, but not the automated machine generated portion, the image. Their pulling it fr
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4y ago
A machine operator does not own the copyright on the parts his machine stamps out even though he puts in inputs. GM's engineers can own the copyright on a car they design in CAD. If you put in creative inputs using a tool, it is copyri
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4y ago
I don't know your situation enough to add much. I can only talk to myself. Walking away is forever. When you are sick and alone. When you want to share memories about the restaurant you used to go to. About so many shared moments. Div
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4y ago
Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. I would say Putin escalating a major war in the heart of Europe and his threats of nuclear warfare with the West f
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4y ago
John Meersheimer's thesis is based on Meersheimer's belief that 'Putin never lied prior to the way <edit>war not way</edit>'. Not really stable foundation to build his thesis on.
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4y ago
Funny that in all criticism of Russia on HK, every opposing post has to include reference to Reddit. You are not going to manipulate people so easily. 'Oh man, come on guys, you're sharing positions with those simple minded Reddit
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4y ago
Putin can't even elevate to full out war and conscription, yet you think he will jump all the way to using nuclear weapons? The threat is completely hollow.
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4y ago
Yeah. Oh isolation for a few days? Look what the prison system did during COVID, suspending all rights rules and any pretense of inmates being humans because COVID safety trumped all. Try living in a space the size of an elevator with 2 peo
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4y ago
But it's not copyrightable. I guess you can lie and say you created it, but you didn't, and computer generated. You created it no more than you created your house because you picked the layout and paint colors. There is no money i
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4y ago
I wish someone would setup neighborhood geothermal heat pumps as a heating utility or coop model. It's so expensive for everyone to bore into the ground for this.
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4y ago
Don't actually leave. That's just supposed to be an exercise to foster gratitude and get rid of resentments. Don't leave. Talk to old guys who 'toughed it out' or guys like me who failed their families if you even t
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4y ago
Failed my family in midlife, lost them all, lost everything. Here are my thoughts. Find gratitude. Find humility. Give up ego. Shut down that voice that says 'but I deserve....'. You live better than almost all of humanity ever ha
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4y ago
Society made a bunch of rules about the employee/employer relationship. Society allowed business to use contractors to fill positions that didn't fall under that relationships, for example, to fill short term needs with contractor
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4y ago
When I worked in the Bay Area and had a long commute, before going into the house I would leave all my worries with the 'worry tree' outside. I took a moment to decompress, and to make sure I had energy and excitement prepared so
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4y ago
You are right, organized crime has never existed in this country. Hasn't required complex new statutes be created to go up against their sophistication. The government doesn't shout from the rooftops with their limited victories.
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4y ago
I'm just going off of talking with people during 5 years in the Feds. You know, the guys that can get whatever they want in prison because 'connections'. The guys that can reach out and touch someone for you if you need it. B
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4y ago
Strange, NVidia entered existence off of their great relationship with SGI. Who would think they would have relationship issues?
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4y ago
No in the USA. We have rights on paper, but the threat of the trial tax convinced most to waive all of their rights in a plea agreement. That takes away things like their right to appeal their sentence, challenge illegal police behavior, et
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4y ago
Ah, so criminals that get busted follow poor practices that lead to them getting busted. Not sure what this has to do with criminals at large, you know, the ones that do stuff like use a safe phone when traveling abroad.
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4y ago
It's a great quote for what has happened to the USA in almost every single area, industry, government, education, religious thought, political thought.
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4y ago
Space programs have: Improved global shipping (reduced costs, increased safety, etc). Improve global crop yields with understanding planting times, harvest times, etc. Reduced geopolitical tensions (way less secrets, no more dangerous airpl
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4y ago
But it won't have the Milpitas monster to worry about! https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073393/
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4y ago
As someone forced to move away from the bay area because of housing costs, as soon as housing comes down many of us expats (who have been able to build a sizable nest egg by NOT living in the bay area) will also compete to return. So plan f
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4y ago
The problem is that this consideration has been weaponized to the point of abuse so bad that some people cynically no longer see deferring to these considerations as something legitimate. In addition, in the crazy red state I now live, peop
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4y ago
Was the "Microsoft limo parked across the street waiting for people to come out on their breaks" true or just a rumor at the time?
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That is the one and only purpose of high tech. To automate work and improve efficiency (I.E. make people redundant). Be that automating the work of acquiring and connecting eyeballs to adds or getting rid of Janice the nice secretary from t
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4y ago
Not sure why you are downvoted for speaking truth. I know as a manager I rarely brought on new hires during this period if I had a choice.
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