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GEMA Suno Germany AI copyright case

GEMA v Suno: Another landmark AI copyright case from Germany

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Rules, institutions and accountability.

“Is there a jurisdiction fight brewing over AI companies that scrape content globally? In GEMA v. Suno, a German court said it had jurisdiction to enjoin training *in the US* because of German copyright. @technollama.bsky.social explains here. 1/”

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Daphne Keller: Is there a jurisdiction fight brewing over AI companies that scrape content globally? In GEMA v. Suno, a German court said it had jurisdiction to enjoin training *in the US* because of German copyr…
Daphne Keller: In the U.S., a court in RyanAir v. Booking said it retained jurisdiction over a case with (by then) solely Irish and Dutch parties because of the CFAA because of that law's reference to "foreign co…
Daphne Keller: Despite the clear request in its name!
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6 experts · 47 posts · 4d ago
Reaction converging Questions & unknowns · 3 Building & implementation · 1 Research & technical analysis · 1
tweety fish: like people are getting mad about this but serioulsly, an ethical stand against software developed with AI tools, right now, today, rules out essentially ALL SOFTWARE. I'm sorry! macos. bluesky. th…
tweety fish: anyhow I promise that you have never ever once used a piece of software developed by ME using AI tools, that I can say with 100% confidence.
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5 experts · 19 posts · 16d ago
Multiple readings Questions & unknowns · 2 Concern & critique · 1 Research & technical analysis · 1
Eugene Vinitsky: The main reason AI companies went with the obviously bad PR strategy of “AI will take all jobs“ is that they believe it and it worries them
Eugene Vinitsky: This is a much more parsimonious hypothesis than “these people are too stupid to understand that this campaign will incur backlash”
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3 experts · 10 posts · 5d ago
Shared emphasis Building & implementation · 2
Simon Willison: Just noticed the ChatGPT desktop app (previously named Codex) bundles a full copy of the LibreOffice open source office suite, tucked away in a hidden folder in the ~/.cache directory
Luis Villa: claude desktop does the same, right?
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3 experts · 6 posts · 1d ago
Eli Sennesh: ngl I’m starting to get a “covid in february 2020” vibe when it comes to the latest AI models anyone on here with the view that “it’s just a fancy autocomplete” needs to update their priors fast be…
Doll: bsky.app/starter-pack...
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3 experts · 5 posts · 17d ago
Multiple readings Concern & critique · 1 Policy & governance · 1
Max Woolf: in order to have this conversation, you have to get past "does it work at all?" which I don't think regular people are confused about, but which discourse-doers are very emotionally invested in con…
Luis Villa: @davidcrespo.bsky.social I mean, fossil fuels should not be permissible ever, but the answer to that is not to protest one very specific and (in the grand scheme of things) not that big sector of f…
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2 experts · 4 posts · 6d ago
John Herrman: we also have a rich recent history of dramatized communication about science and risks that drew lots of attention to its subject in extremely unpredictable ways. My sense of the outside-the-bubble…
John Herrman: I don't think it's ABOUT that really. But I do think people whose project is "raising awareness around a rapidly changing thing people don't take seriously" might want to think about how hard that …
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2 experts · 3 posts · 9d ago
SE Gyges: idly wondering what it's worth to be the IBM of LLMs if open source actually wins
SE Gyges: the brand name and ongoing contracts are worth something or ibm wouldn't have any value either
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2 experts · 3 posts · 10d ago
John Herrman: thanks for linking. this comes from a different branch of their conversation, but seems so intuitive to me. I'm honestly surprised that we're *returning* to drop-in remote worker analogies after th…
Luis Villa: @jwherrman.bsky.social both? both. Seriously, there is both “how do we tweak our processes as if this were a very patient intern” and “we record every single interaction so the bots can search it” …
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2 experts · 2 posts · 5d ago
SE Gyges: if u need an llm to pilot it, it is not a good os
Luis Villa: @segyges.bsky.social as a long-time GNOME "simplify all the things" guy, I... am no longer sure that is true? With loving care, from an LLM-hacked client on an LLM-configured and LLM-sysadminned bo…
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