Maven, a new social network backed by OpenAI’s Sam Altman, found itself in a controversy today when it imported a huge amount of posts and profiles from the Fediverse, and then ran AI analysis to alter the content.
Maven, a new social network backed by OpenAI’s Sam Altman, found itself in a controversy today when it imported a huge amount of posts and profiles from the Fediverse, and then ran AI analysis to alter the content.
And there were people on here saying that licensing your comments CC was stupid…
Have those but been harvested? Did the users get compensation?
The day that has any effect aside from bloating the thread, I’ll accept they are not stupid.
Ah yes, the old “laws don’t work so let’s get rid of them” argument.
Nobody said to get rid of the laws. I’m telling to enforce them. Posting that and not following through is why people thinks they are stupid.
I’ll root hard for anybody suing them. If they don’t because they think it’s impossible to win it because it’s hard, then, they are the ones de-facto giving away the law.
Offers no protections that are durable.
Maybe Lemmy should start adding NoAI meta tags to posts and comments like some other websites have started doing for images? Though I doubt it helps that much.
Normally you can do it in your robots.txt so each instance can choose to do it.
I think it is more important to have a non-commercial tag/license added.
Anti Commercial-AI license (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)