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The futility of attempting to copyright generative AI: from the US Copyright Office
Connecting the dots. Reflections on the problem we are trying to solve
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Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin's landmark talk about LLMs and the proliferation of AI.
LEVI STRAUSS ANNOUNCES USING AI TO MAKE BETTER-FITTING JEANS.
THE MARKET HATES IT
+ Why is AI OK to make better phones and cars but not jeans? Hm. I don't know. But the story wasn't just about not using live models. Something else is going on...
+ There is something about people's relationship with their Levis that they don't want AI to mess with.
+ There is some illusory human sensibility at work, but the dynamic is difficult to understand or articulate.
Klaus Luehning was born in Nazi Germany, immigrated to the USA as a child, worked as a pizza maker in Brooklyn, became a Naval ship's engineer, a professor of marine engineering, a marketing and engineering manager for a multinational corporation, and recently retired from two decades of addiction counseling.
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