This is how AI corporations write their own regulations. From Open AI's letter the the White House.

"OpenAI’s models are trained to not replicate works [but]..to create something wholly new and different without eroding the commercial value of those existing works."

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OpenAI tastes it’s own IP thieving medicine. It says “it has found evidence that Chinese artificial intelligence start-up DeepSeek used the US company's proprietary models to train its own open-source competitor, as concerns grow over a potential breach of
intellectual property.” @garymarcus

If you though we were sliding toward authoritarianism, I learned a new word that better describes what we're watching: Patrimonialism. And because it has a Wiki page, you know I didn't make it up. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrimo....

Welcome to my Bluesky. Seems like yesterday I said the same about Facebook and LinkedIn. I’m not clear what this place is suited for so apologies as I stumble through another digital distraction space.You’ll find me on IG but Facebook and I are not speaking. Why are you on another social media app?

Silence, Creativity and Resilience
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