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“The fact that the dataset in dispute may also be used by commercially active companies for training or further developing their AI systems is, however, irrelevant for the classification of the defendant’s activities,” the court says, per TechnoLlama.

.... I actually don't know how to comment on that. XD

He sure to become "infamous" now.

Pretty hard to "think of the children," like Republicans keep demanding we do, when there are no children to give.

Apparently, the competition was a year before that ruling.

Yup. Right before his passing a few months later.

Meta is a little hard because they acquired a lot of existing social networks in their prime and have kept things subtle. Think about how long it took EA to finally strip Maxis of everything but The Sims. The only way you would know something is owned by Meta is from the splash screen.

Basically, "you can do whatever you want as long as it benefits us." I hate for-profit social networks.

And everyone else in the process.

By claiming to not take a side, he took a side.

The notion that every person has to somehow protect their works for all of their life and beyond the grave is obviously dumb and purely favors corporations at the cost of pitting artists against themselves and fans.