Chelsea Kyle

Me in December 2024 referencing my work from earlier in 2024

www.wheresyoured.at/godot-isnt-m...

Protect Artists' Rights: Stop Unlicensed AI Training AI technologies are advancing rapidly, often at the expense of artists whose copyrighted work is being used without permission or compensation to train these systems. This threatens the livelihoods of...

This cause is close to my heart - please sign: sign.moveon.org/petitions/pr...

"... Which means that the companies, to avoid liability for copyright infringement, will generally need to pay copyright holders for the right to use their materials."

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Most of the AI companies used far more than lawfully acquired copies of books so this could present a major issue going forward. We'll need to see how lawsuits involving scraped material off the internet play out to see how AI companies will fair under copyright law.

Anthropic's AI copyright 'win' is more complicated than it looks Tech companies are celebrating a major ruling on fair use for AI training, but a closer read shows big legal risks still lay ahead.

Anthropic's AI copyright "win" might not actually be a win, unless they want to pay billions of dollars. My latest for @fastcompany.com www.fastcompany.com/91357755/ant...

Misaligned AI is no longer just theory A host of new evidence shows that misalignment is possible — but it's unclear whether harm will follow

AI safety researcher have long warned about a set of behaviors skeptics insisted were fantasies like deception (including during training) and reward hacking. These days, examples of those concerning patterns are showing up more and more often.

www.transformernews.ai/p/ai-misalig...

A headline from The Times, with Nick Clegg saying that requiring permission from copyright holders to train AI on their word would 'kill' the AI industry. Boo fecking hoo.

My plans for a major retail emporium are being threatend by wholesalers who won't let me steal the stock.

this timeline is fucking wild

Who Is in Charge of the Library of Congress? | National Review This fight offers some real lessons about the administration’s means and ends, Congress’s pain points, and the direction of bigger fights to come.

"Congress needs to assert itself, and if this is what it takes to wake the institution up to its prerogatives, then by all means let’s fight for the library."

From ... yes, the National Review

Elon Musk’s apparent power play at the Copyright Office completely backfired Trump fired the head of the Copyright Office over the weekend.

Scoop/twist in the Library of Congress/Copyright Office firings: Trump's replacement appointees aren't from DOGE.

They're DOJ officials backed by MAGA copyright hawks, who are steamed that the tech right undercut them to get a generative AI critic fired.

www.theverge.com/politics/666...

In huge news, the UK government was just defeated in the House of Lords for a second time over AI & copyright.

The government had removed amendments to the Data Bill that would require AI companies to disclose their training data. The Lords have now reinserted them.

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man those critics who called out altmans call for regulation in 2023 as cynical posturing to protect his lead in AI and he would change course once he got there were fuckin right on the money

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