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In US, license like Apache 2 can be applied to work that you have copyrighted. Meanwhile, machine-generated work, like LLM output, can’t be copyrighted.

Thanks for your comment. My impression is that it's mostly uncertain, with people waiting to see how things evolve. But I'm not watching this particularly close.

Thanks for your reply, that’s interesting!

(I have a note with questions that I feel the book should have answers for. Things that seem like obvious weak points if you think for 15 minutes. I don’t have high hopes these are addressed.)

Like, communists drew from Marx. And Marx was top intellectual of his times. Say what you want about him, but he was not a moron.

Nazis tried to attach themselves to Nietzsche. And again, Nietzsche was not a moron.

I don’t know enough about China, Cambodia and plenty other places.

I’ve read first chapter so far and I don’t know if I have strength for more. This is absolutely moronic stuff.

I wonder if it’s usual for authoritarian states to draw intellectual backing from morons, or is USA right now somewhat special? /cont