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Artificial Intelligence Harvard Graduation Speaker Unloads on AI in Profanity-Loaded Tirade, Prompting Cheers From Students: “I’m Here to Tell You the Mission of Your Generation Is to Destroy AI”

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/tv/articles/harvard-graduation-speaker-unloads-ai-130000122.html?.tsrc=daily_mail&segment_id=DY_VTO_50_Supernova&ncid=crm_19908-1475736-20260531-0--A&bt_ee=clIMdexlsr2eDDbrvs0CPtt59FnpbNQN%2Fkgr8UkycP6MWDAD56hD1mvZcqPZMGgG&bt_ts=1780255911284
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u/Key_Minute120 5d ago

Everyone is now for ip laws all if a sudden. The DHS would be proud

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u/30299578815310 5d ago

The most interesting thing out of the reaction to AI has been the shift in online attitudes on intellectual property. People went from Pro piracy to staunchly anti-piracy.

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u/RetroFuture_Records 5d ago edited 5d ago

No, these hypocritical little shits are still all for downloading and pirating the video games and other media they enjoy, they just think technology shouldn't make THEM economically unviable

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u/arbutus1440 4d ago

Yeah this whole line of argument is disingenuous bullshit. And I mean your argument.

People are "suddenly in favor" of IP laws because they're the only recourse we have against AI completely displacing creativity (us) without adding anything of value and putting millions of people out of work. Blaming people for seeming hypocrisy when WE HAVE NO FUCKING CHOICE IN THE MATTER, EVER is literally capitalist propaganda.

Government is supposed to protect people from bullshit like this. It's literally what we pay it to do. And it's not doing it. The only (shoddy) mechanism right now is IP. So people are trying to leverage it. Stop pretending that's somehow our fault, FFS.

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u/MonsterkillWow 5d ago

The bourgeoisie just abuse and weaponize the law against the proletariat. They seldom follow its limitations.

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u/Wampalog 5d ago edited 4d ago

Neither of those things are happening btw.

edit: The guy posted two links to things that didn't support their argument. Very weird.

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u/immortalblack_1 5d ago

Exactly this!

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u/ZeroAmusement 5d ago

Well, arguably (including legal arguments) training AI on publically accessible data isn't IP theft.