cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/35270153
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- 10 days
Their correct stance that copyright doesn’t protect rights holders from training AI on content scraped legally.
- 10 days
Copyright doesn’t protect from training on data that was scraped legally.
Which is exactly the stance I would expect from EFF, since their primary goal is an open and free internet. Scraping is a normal activity if you ascribe to that ethos.
- Allero@lemmy.todayEnglish10 days
Perfect is the enemy of the good, aight?
Checking every single ethical box will leave you with an audience of 1,5 nerds. For EFF, this would be a massive failure on their mission.
EFF needs outreach, and Twitch provides it. Managing a political project is in a big way about pragmatism, and EFF maintains integrity where it matters.
- 2 days
He just has to virtue signal against platforms that allow people to say things he doesn’t like.
