Herbington's latest activity
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Herbington reacted to Morrus's post in the thread Unbelievable Scale of AI’s Pirated-Books Problem with
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Why is your choice a binary one between those two groups? Is there nobody else in the world you could cheer for? How about the actual... -
Herbington reacted to BookTenTiger's post in the thread Unbelievable Scale of AI’s Pirated-Books Problem with Like.
What about cheering for the creators, artists, and writers who should be recognized and compensated for their work?
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Herbington reacted to ASchmidt's post in the thread Unbelievable Scale of AI’s Pirated-Books Problem with Like.
I've worked in software development for almost 40 years and deal with IP laws on a fairly regular basis as a result. Hey, software...
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Herbington reacted to Ulorian - Agent of Chaos's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
Essay writing teaches you to communicate effectively and to organise your thoughts. I think it's a valuable exercise myself.
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Herbington reacted to dragoner's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
As a creator I have only cared about copyright in very specific instances, and then I just talked to the holder, cleared it up. It...
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Herbington reacted to Ruin Explorer's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
How is that confusing at all? Humans live, typically, 65-90 years, and retain copyright for their entire lifetime (maybe you didn't...
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Herbington reacted to Paul Farquhar's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
I've done that! It might be worth noting that historically, many artists did learn by paying an established artist to teach them.
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Herbington reacted to gnarlygninja's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
It is very difficult to take your appeals to the common man angle seriously when in almost each of these posts you seem very willing to...
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Herbington reacted to BookTenTiger's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
Let's follow this through. If you want to train yourself on an artist's work, how do you do this? You might go to a museum and study...
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Herbington reacted to Blue's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
What about all of those who feel that lawsuits should happen? That the companies that are profiting from it return some of those...
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Herbington reacted to Umbran's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
You say that as if it is a good thing. Fast-fashion is inexorably tied to disposable fashion, and the waste of enegy and income that the...
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Herbington reacted to Umbran's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
There are lots of things each of us cannot afford. We have not yet achieved a reliable post-scarcity world, so some things will be out...
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Herbington reacted to Necropolitan's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
The "common man" is being harmed by having their intellectual property stolen by AI creators. The victims here are artists, not AI...
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Herbington reacted to dragoner's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
Machines do not learn. If people copy somebody else's work, that is called plagiarism.
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Herbington reacted to trappedslider's post in the thread California bill (AB 412) would effectively ban open-source generative AI with Like.
the human part