“If we wanted to watch videos, we’d be on YouTube. It’s like going to a restaurant, ordering a cheeseburger, and they send a marching band to your table to play trumpets right in your ear and squirt you with a water pistol while trying to sell you towels.”
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One of the worst things about LLMs is that I can no longer use perfectly normal words and dashes without being being confused with an LLM.
Not sure you need an explicit statutory basis to claim damages for unlawful removal. But as this thread shows, that doesn’t mean every removal which is later reversed was unlawful. The claimant will have to prove the platform’s liability and the existence an extent of their own damages – not easy
More recently (but less interestingly, because mostly about ban circumvention):
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Providers of AI systems or providers of GenAI models that don’t meet the general-purpose threshold aren’t covered.
But as @lilianedwards.bsky.social says, everyone has to comply with EU copyright (if and where it applies, which is a fun other topic).
General-purpose AI model providers that place their model on the EU market have to comply with AIA GPAI (c) provisions, and with the CoP if they’ve signed up.
“This isn't steady progress - we're watching AI take uneven leaps past our ability to easily gauge its implications (…) the opportunity to shape how these technologies transform your field exists now (…) and not after the transformation is complete.”
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Will your review be published along with the article you reviewed?