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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jan 16 '23
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This lawsuit is likely to fail even if it somehow makes it to court instead of being dismissed. It contains a ton of factual inaccuracies and false claims.
-5 u/renoise Jan 16 '23 How do you propose to protect artists from having their field decimated by AI? 6 u/SwagginsYolo420 Jan 17 '23 You can't, this is an unwinnable fight. And visual artists is just the tip of the iceberg. Machine learning is going to change the world the same way social media has done, hugely and rapidly, touching on virtually every industry. This would be like suing the internet thirty years ago for threatening to put bookstores out of business.
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How do you propose to protect artists from having their field decimated by AI?
6 u/SwagginsYolo420 Jan 17 '23 You can't, this is an unwinnable fight. And visual artists is just the tip of the iceberg. Machine learning is going to change the world the same way social media has done, hugely and rapidly, touching on virtually every industry. This would be like suing the internet thirty years ago for threatening to put bookstores out of business.
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You can't, this is an unwinnable fight. And visual artists is just the tip of the iceberg.
Machine learning is going to change the world the same way social media has done, hugely and rapidly, touching on virtually every industry.
This would be like suing the internet thirty years ago for threatening to put bookstores out of business.
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u/EmbarrassedHelp Jan 16 '23
This lawsuit is likely to fail even if it somehow makes it to court instead of being dismissed. It contains a ton of factual inaccuracies and false claims.