💰 Grifter Ethan Klein / h3h3Productions / "pedo_troll" - Opportunistic, two-faced e-celeb sperg with a penchant for hypocrisy and an Oedipus complex; sold out to Susan Wojcicki, the incompetent CEO of YouTube

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disclaimer, I am not a legal professional, just a tech sperg wanting to bounce around ideas.

As a thought exercise. Lets say Im a lazy arts teacher and its my job to teach some pottery technique to a group of students. I do this by showing my students a pottery YouTube video, not the entire video, just a segment. Have I as a teacher now infringed on the pottery YouTubes copyright?
The ultimate aim of my shitty arts class is to teach this pottery technique, not to emulate 1:1 what is done in the video I showed.

What I'm getting at is that I think NVIDIA used these datasets to teach AI certain fundamentals of human behavior, not to emulate some copyrighted material. If that makes sense.
This is correct, and it is why everyone shitting their pants about "stealing" content to train AI is wrong and gay. training AI on publicly available content is no different than an art student studying Michelangelo, then that art student's paintings having a bit of a Michelangelo inspired look to them. All art anyone has ever made is influenced by what they've seen before.

And correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no law that says you need permission from a content creator to use their content before you can train an AI on it, it just makes them really butt blasted when you do.
 
This is correct, and it is why everyone shitting their pants about "stealing" content to train AI is wrong and gay. training AI on publicly available content is no different than an art student studying Michelangelo, then that art student's paintings having a bit of a Michelangelo inspired look to them. All art anyone has ever made is influenced by what they've seen before.

And correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no law that says you need permission from a content creator to use their content before you can train an AI on it, it just makes them really butt blasted when you do.
Correct. In fact California has ruled twice that it's a transformative use so the Kleins are fighting a losing battle (Source courtesy of AI). Anyone who understands more than the surface layer of how AI works knows this. There was even a case where Anthropic (purveyors of Claude) had a workaround for training on books by buying copies and scanning them (Source) though they still got dinged for piracy (though I wonder if they could've avoided this by scanning library books). Ethan being a copyright Jew to fuck over Hasan's cronies was funny but this is just a waste of all the money he's winning from those cases. Unless he's being a turbo Jew and is angling for a settlement (lol).
 
world controlled by cold, unfeeling machines who could not possibly understand the human experience yet could be dictating your fate from the day you are born, influencing society in such a subtle way that we don't even notice it or understand that AI has become a hivemind, a well-oiled digital machine controlling every aspect of society
In the books series "Dune", 20 techbros decided that they could run things better and also were seeking immortality. They achieved this by placing their brains into android bodies called Cymeks and naming themselves Titans. Then they build an AI called Ominus to help them run things, only for it to eventually take over everything and ruling for a thousands years until the Butlerian Jihad finally ended it. After that it was declared that "thinking machines" should never be built, which is why they use Mentats as human calculators and Spice-powered Navigators to "fold" across space without teleporting into an asteroid.
 
If Ethan wanted this to anywhere he'd have made a big stink about it, rallied people on youtube with a vid and tied it back to his old copyright lawsuit way back when, since it would set precedent, I don't think hes going for that angle, maybe NVIDIA gives lex jewthor a couple hundred to fuck off and that's that.
 
In the books series "Dune", 20 techbros decided that they could run things better and also were seeking immortality. They achieved this by placing their brains into android bodies called Cymeks and naming themselves Titans. Then they build an AI called Ominus to help them run things, only for it to eventually take over everything and ruling for a thousands years until the Butlerian Jihad finally ended it. After that it was declared that "thinking machines" should never be built, which is why they use Mentats as human calculators and Spice-powered Navigators to "fold" across space without teleporting into an asteroid.
Its more accurate to say in the prequel books to "Dune" written by the original authors far less talented son after the original authors death. Because those books are fucking awful.
 
Abolish property.
Copyright is the gayest, most homosexual of faggot legal concepts that benefits only the richest, most powerful corporations, enables the most sniveling, vexatious little lawfare waging cunts, erects barriers to entry, stifles creativity, and is a major contributing factor to why the internet today is a gay censorious jew-jeet hellscape. Comparing oppositing to copyright to communism and pedophilia is some of the lowest IQ shit, I'd have to wonder if you're from the subcontinent. Curse vishnu for us.

But for the sake of the thread. This suit is dumb as fuck for three reasons.
1. The defense has multiple extremely powerful defenses, namely fair use, which this absolutely applies to.
2. The defense is rich as fuck and can afford the best of the best council.
3. The defense holds up the entire US stock market, so the Kleins cannot rely on jewish privilege alone to win this. Especially not if Nvidia hires jewish lawyers.
 
1. The defense has multiple extremely powerful defenses, namely fair use, which this absolutely applies to.
Fair use for what? A corporation using a product they do not own or have rights to, to train their product, which they then sell to competitors of the original creator?
I am sorry, but I do not see a corporations stealing content as any kind of fair use, since the transformative creation happens at a much later date, after the AI product has been trained extensively on content they do not own.

A person watching lots of Youtube is not the same as AI watching lots of Youtube.
AI does not have the rights a person does. The AI is a product of a company.

This topic still requires extensive litigation to set a precedent, and/or lawmakers finally addressing the topic and creating proper legislation to clear up the gray areas.

I cannot say what is legally "correct", that is why I think this lawsuit is interesting.
 
Fair use for what? A corporation using a product they do not own or have rights to, to train their product, which they then sell to competitors of the original creator?
I am sorry, but I do not see a corporations stealing content as any kind of fair use, since the transformative creation happens at a much later date, after the AI product has been trained extensively on content they do not own.
Using a publicly available work to train a tool (which is what AI is) and then later down the line selling a product made with that tool which contains approximately 0% of the original content used for training, is about as transformative as it possibly gets. Far more than say a commentary or response or critique. There is no way to retrieve the original content upon which the AI generated content was trained, and it can no way be considered a market replacement because it does not contain any of the original content whatsoever.
 
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Lilith, who may or may not be a tranny, argues Punter Piker ACTUALLY reached out to the people targeted by Ethan Klein and offer his support privately but because [undefined reason] he has to hide it.
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HeyItsVadim says what Kaceytron said in her apology couldn't have been true because she was hanging out in Hasan's chat earlier today. Occam's razor says she is retarded (like all Hasan simps) and has learned nothing.
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Using a publicly available work to train a tool (which is what AI is) and then later down the line selling a product made with that tool which contains approximately 0% of the original content used for training, is about as transformative as it possibly gets. Far more than say a commentary or response or critique. There is no way to retrieve the original content upon which the AI generated content was trained, and it can no way be considered a market replacement because it does not contain any of the original content whatsoever.
The training is not transformative.
It is unlicensed use.

The AI and the company owning the AI are not audience members, they are third parties extracting value from the work of another.
 
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