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Copying something isn't stealing by any legal definition. It's copyright infringement.
by Garvi 2mo ago
Copying something isn't stealing by any legal definition. It's copyright infringement.
- eloisius 2mo agoI’m just collecting training data for my AI.
- ivan_gammel 2mo agoauthentic intelligence?
- reactordev 2mo agoautomated intercept... or acquisition interface. /s
- RajT88 2mo agoYou wouldn't steal a baby
- comrade1234 2mo agoI might download one.
- yladiz 2mo agoSpeak for yourself.
- BigTTYGothGF 2mo agoI wouldn't buy one either (it's been illegal in my country for ~150 years).
- dantillberg 2mo agoIt will be quite the novel legal case the first time someone makes an unauthorized copy of a baby.
- bee_rider 2mo agoMake an unauthorized copy of a baby that grew up to be famous, so you can use their likeness and get a bonus case.
- RajT88 2mo agoWho knows? In 100 years, we may be cloning famous people and forcing the clones to make movies and TV on the cheap. Full House: Angelina Jolie reboot (Starring Angelina Jolie baby clones)
- kps 2mo agoThat's a derivative work of two parties’ IP.
- IncreasePosts 2mo ago"you wouldn't copyright infringe a car" doesn't have the same ring to it