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In this well argued and researched essay, Cameron Armstrong argues for a Corpus Levy to be paid by makers of frontier AI models to compensate for the use of, what @cameron calls, the public genius we collectively generated over the existence of humanity.
I fully agree on this. Although Cameron argues to start with America only, I think jurisdictions the EU, Switzerland, Canada and Australia should certainly join in, as they have comparable systems with their private copying levy schemes.
We need smart, forward thinking legislation for AI, not dysfunctional extensions of existing copyright laws.
https://www.wysr.xyz/p/the-private-capture-of-public-genius
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