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That’s the interesting part with AI: the most problematic aspects of IP are retained while the defensible aspects are eroded. Normal artists and creatives can do nothing about their work being stolen, while big corporations profit from it and even pretend to have ownership over the new output. It reminds me of this quote about conservatism.
I mean that's great and all, but intellectual property still isn't real. My statement is not narrowed to AI. Art can't be stolen, nor can ideas. They can only be shared and mimicked.
All of my creative and hobbyist contributions are open source, none of them use AI shit in any capacity, and they're all free to use. Some people even do 'steal' my stuff or copy my videos. I don't care, because intellectual property is not real.
That’s just true for any social construct. I remember feeling smart when I realised this about money at like 12 years old lol.
And as far as caring about it, as long as artists/creatives/journalists need to monetise their output to survive, I’d rather see them protected in some way.
IP doesn't automatically follow from that.
True, I was only saying that artists/… being able to fully own and monetise their work is one of the defensible parts of IP as a concept. I’m not claiming it’s the only possible way to go about it.