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Generative AI will be a huge boon for the public domain – unless copyright blocks it
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this post was submitted on 14 Dec 2023
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I have never been worried about the advancement of technology. I am worried about the people that control the technology.
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Was reading that and all I could think about was the silver orbs from Phantasm.
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Yes Altman is definitely someone we need to keep an eye on to make sure he doesn't try to get a copyright assigned to OpenAI for everything their AIs create.
I got in an argument with someone recently where my point was ultimately: pushing STEM education is fantastic and useful, but we do society a disservice by not equally pushing humanities / social science, because STEM concepts applied without regard for social/societal cues is dangerous. I think that's what we're seeing right now with the AI boom.
Don't get me wrong, STEM is incredibly important. But advancing technology for the sake of advancing technology is a bad idea if we don't have the social wherewithal to handle the consequences.
I realize this may not have been your point; posting it anyway.
STEAM is better than STEM. The A is for Arts.