Comment by UltraSane 6 months ago Whatever happened to the mantra "Information wants to be free" 8 comments UltraSane Reply johnmaguire 6 months ago Having my own data leased back to me wasn't exactly what I had in mind UltraSane 6 months ago How is it being leased back to you? explodes 6 months ago I think the idea is that people's written word, and artistic endeavors, and code, and everything else one could post online, is eventually scraped by AI whereby that AI is sold back to the producer of the original content. 2 replies → audinobs 6 months ago Market fundamentalism is what happened.Information wants to be ? How naive.Information wants to be commoditized, but that process is amoral unless I am getting a cut as a rent seeker.If I am getting paid then it is just a form of darwinism and to think otherwise is to be anti-science.If someone else is getting paid then obviously whatever we are talking about is a great injustice. CaptainFever 6 months ago "Information wants to be free, as long as it's not my information." FMecha 6 months ago "...and as long it's created by a human."(Because I feel proponents of generative AI appear to play the "info wants to be free" card as well.)
johnmaguire 6 months ago Having my own data leased back to me wasn't exactly what I had in mind UltraSane 6 months ago How is it being leased back to you? explodes 6 months ago I think the idea is that people's written word, and artistic endeavors, and code, and everything else one could post online, is eventually scraped by AI whereby that AI is sold back to the producer of the original content. 2 replies →
UltraSane 6 months ago How is it being leased back to you? explodes 6 months ago I think the idea is that people's written word, and artistic endeavors, and code, and everything else one could post online, is eventually scraped by AI whereby that AI is sold back to the producer of the original content. 2 replies →
explodes 6 months ago I think the idea is that people's written word, and artistic endeavors, and code, and everything else one could post online, is eventually scraped by AI whereby that AI is sold back to the producer of the original content. 2 replies →
audinobs 6 months ago Market fundamentalism is what happened.Information wants to be ? How naive.Information wants to be commoditized, but that process is amoral unless I am getting a cut as a rent seeker.If I am getting paid then it is just a form of darwinism and to think otherwise is to be anti-science.If someone else is getting paid then obviously whatever we are talking about is a great injustice. CaptainFever 6 months ago "Information wants to be free, as long as it's not my information." FMecha 6 months ago "...and as long it's created by a human."(Because I feel proponents of generative AI appear to play the "info wants to be free" card as well.)
CaptainFever 6 months ago "Information wants to be free, as long as it's not my information." FMecha 6 months ago "...and as long it's created by a human."(Because I feel proponents of generative AI appear to play the "info wants to be free" card as well.)
FMecha 6 months ago "...and as long it's created by a human."(Because I feel proponents of generative AI appear to play the "info wants to be free" card as well.)
Having my own data leased back to me wasn't exactly what I had in mind
How is it being leased back to you?
I think the idea is that people's written word, and artistic endeavors, and code, and everything else one could post online, is eventually scraped by AI whereby that AI is sold back to the producer of the original content.
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Market fundamentalism is what happened.
Information wants to be ? How naive.
Information wants to be commoditized, but that process is amoral unless I am getting a cut as a rent seeker.
If I am getting paid then it is just a form of darwinism and to think otherwise is to be anti-science.
If someone else is getting paid then obviously whatever we are talking about is a great injustice.
"Information wants to be free, as long as it's not my information."
"...and as long it's created by a human."
(Because I feel proponents of generative AI appear to play the "info wants to be free" card as well.)