Dawn
@lnaba.reisen
The purpose of my existence is to pursue entertainment, and I guess also the things required to do that, such as Eating
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Reposted by Dawn
Love your art! That’s one of the cutest ALT’s I’ve ever seen 📺📺
November 20, 2024 at 2:58 AM
Love your art! That’s one of the cutest ALT’s I’ve ever seen 📺📺
Which I guess makes sense but still seems unfair to me.
Especially since there's scarcely any laws that I know of, that punish using stolen content to train AI.
And even if those laws are made, it would be very difficult for the creator to prove that their work was stolen and used as training data.
Especially since there's scarcely any laws that I know of, that punish using stolen content to train AI.
And even if those laws are made, it would be very difficult for the creator to prove that their work was stolen and used as training data.
November 20, 2024 at 2:50 AM
Which I guess makes sense but still seems unfair to me.
Especially since there's scarcely any laws that I know of, that punish using stolen content to train AI.
And even if those laws are made, it would be very difficult for the creator to prove that their work was stolen and used as training data.
Especially since there's scarcely any laws that I know of, that punish using stolen content to train AI.
And even if those laws are made, it would be very difficult for the creator to prove that their work was stolen and used as training data.
What's stopping a thief from just creating a Bluesky account and stealing creators' work the same way they did on Twitter?
Unless Bluesky automatically applies anti-AI filters to user uploaded content (which would be very costly), it's still just up to yourself to protect your work.
Unless Bluesky automatically applies anti-AI filters to user uploaded content (which would be very costly), it's still just up to yourself to protect your work.
November 20, 2024 at 2:48 AM
What's stopping a thief from just creating a Bluesky account and stealing creators' work the same way they did on Twitter?
Unless Bluesky automatically applies anti-AI filters to user uploaded content (which would be very costly), it's still just up to yourself to protect your work.
Unless Bluesky automatically applies anti-AI filters to user uploaded content (which would be very costly), it's still just up to yourself to protect your work.
Note that AI/bot accounts may and shall leave.
Disregards,
Dawn
Disregards,
Dawn
November 20, 2024 at 2:22 AM
Note that AI/bot accounts may and shall leave.
Disregards,
Dawn
Disregards,
Dawn