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As someone whose published work has already been ripped off by Anthropic** for unagreed, uncompensated, use in their LLM training models, I found Albanese‘s remarks on copyright protection of creative work distressing: “There’s a way through this” for people to still have control & for there to be ‘monetarisation’ of it (yes, that’s the word he used, later correcting himself to ‘monetised’). This is not what he previously promised, & what I understand is that he now wants to change Australia’s copyright laws to suit the big AI companies rather than protect creatives.
After all those weasel words, loved Jacqui Lambie’s: “Like dinosaurs from Jurassic Park they keep on testing the fences…” 😀🙏🏻 Give that speechwriter a medal! 🥇
** briefly listed in the Anthropic class action to-be-compensated database but never compensated because my publishers were not US publishers.
#Insiders #AI #LLMs #LLMTrainingModels #Anthropic #Australia #AusPol #dataMining #copyright #likeJurassicParkDinosaursTheyKeepOnTestingTheFences
so i have questions about #Debian:
devs are the last people who should be involved in discussions about the ethics and legality of software. ie:
just reckoned, when a court recently decided you can't claim #copyright on #aislop, it didn't occur to me it means both closed and open copyright.
so, if using LLMs trained on works stolen or added without consent removes any claims of #FLOSS: what is Debian now? …🧵
