2026-11-08 16:44 UTC
And yes, this gets very messy when every corporation on the planet is feeding everything everyone has ever made into the statistically averaging slop machine.
I understand why many people would not want to share freely in that world.
But the output of the statistically average slop machine is hot garbage. No matter how polished it gets, no matter how undetectable it gets, it will remain pathetic.
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@ajroach42@retro.social 2026-11-08 16:48
So I've decided that I don't care! If the AI steals something I've produced, they are already in violation of the law (CC-BY-SA means that they have to 1) credit me, which they do not and 2) release their derivative work under the same terms, which they are legally prohibited from doing in the united states.) If the law has already failed to protect me from the slop machine, that will not somehow turn me into a copyright maximalist. My values still point me towards sharing and giving back, and CC-BY-SA lets me signal to the people who still respect one another that they are both allowed and encouraged to re-use my work, and sets the terms under which I would prefer for them to do it.