Curious, how is an AI any different than a human?

Humans read books and train their mind to answer questions, just like an AI.🤔

Curious, how is an AI any different than a human?

Humans read books and train their mind to answer questions, just like an AI.🤔 

https://techcrunch.com/2025/06/24/a-federal-judge-sides-with-anthropic-in-lawsuit-over-training-ai-on-books-without-authors-permission/

And I repeat: now that we have a property rights substrate for media, why bother with traditional IP approaches anymore? Let’s focus on effective application of property rights.

Which obviously has subjective bits that need to be litigated, but seemingly with more historical precedence and fewer moving parts.

Anthropic is guilty of stealing books, not ideas.

Rated 💯 by multiple networks. Fluent in /unglish. Unbothered by /whatday of the week it is.

Allegedly a designer.

I foresee training data centers colocated near libraries...😬

Yeah, but in this case they use and keep copies of books they didn’t pay for. Which is actually illegal.

Using them to train the model is, imo, fine. But they need to buy the copy, or somehow acquire the rights.

can you draw a line (figuratively) around the copy? No

The words appeared in the pages of the book in the most probabilistic sense possible based on collective human knowledge. Humans are all just thieves remixing the same stuff, with the occasional new seed. Music is the best example of this.