- 3 hours
Pardon me for not caring what a terrorist state is doing. meh
- hperrin@lemmy.caEnglish1 day
Good. The US made the same decision a little while ago. I’m waiting to see how the courts decide on AI generated code. That’ll be funny when all these companies realize they don’t own their code base anymore.
- REDACTED@infosec.pubEnglish4 hours
The law is kinda weak. You really only need to slightly modify it for it to be copyrightable. No one really pushes full ChatGPT outputs as production code, and so it’s safe to assume code can almost always be copyrighted, as long as you did something yourself
- cub Gucci@lemmy.todayEnglish1 day
Also, according to Russian court decision, Google’s debt to Russia is $20 decillion.
- Jiral@lemmy.worldEnglish1 day
On one side that sounds reasonable, on the other side, Russian rule of law only partially exists, as long as it is not in the way of the regime. So yeah, whatever.
1 dayRussian law exists as long as the room you’re in doesn’t have a window high enough to accidentally fall out of & die.
- XLE@piefed.socialEnglish1 day
I can already hear jingoist Dario Amodei shrieking about how we must oppose the Russian devils’ laws by allowing copyright on this side of the Atlantic.
I say we allow it to happen, split the profits amongst the people (starting with the poorest) and then dismantle the entire thing and build it from the ground up with the correct morals & ambitions in mind whilst creating it.
