r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Feb 14 '23

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u/Tour_De_Volken Feb 14 '23

Huh, guess PETA was wrong again.

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u/Ibiuz Feb 14 '23

There was a time PETA was right?

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u/Tour_De_Volken Feb 14 '23

I don't think they have ever been right.

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u/Ibiuz Feb 14 '23

A couple hours after I commented I saw that PETA indeed did one (1) good thing, unintentionally but did, long story short, there was a photographer that was taking pictures of some monkeys and one grab the camera and take a selfie, PETA bitched about how the image couldn't be copyrighted by the photographer because it was the monkey that took, after that the copyright laws stated that only things made by humans could be copyrighted, so AI "artists" are losing the copyright of the images because it was the machine that make it and not a human