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Most Americans are too complacent or afraid to speak up. Hell, majority of Americans don’t vote. As big as crowds may be, they should be a helluva lot bigger. I wish them luck with their employers who only think of their bottom line, not the country.

Disrupt this! Fair use is for the little guy, the educators , the comedians. It’s not so you can bury the author of the original work with a competing enterprise. Duh.

Actual artists, writers, researchers, solo developers, literally anyone who actually relies on fair use rights to create. Because big publishers have always gone after people with no legal recourse for what they create, even if it’s not infringing or covered under fair use, and this will be worse

You do realise Trump’s mini-me literally just said he doesn’t care about legal rulings against TechBro’s ravenous plagiarism? This will be squashed by the government, entirely, as part of their Third Reich style blitzkreig on institutions which limit executive power (and their agenda).

It's one thing to write another book in the same genre. But some AI people will take an exact topic of mine like Chair Yoga, use nearly my exact words, and then post their book as Lisa Shea. Readers can't even tell which is the 'real' author.

Jan 22/25 Donald Trump announced $500 billion, in tax payers money to investment in OpenAI, SoftBank and Oracle to build out AI. DeepSeek AI is 10x faster & better, developed in China for $1.6 Billion. Feb 4/25 Trump announces developing Gaza. Billions! How's that school lunch program going?

Copyright law (and I’m one of those who has never been a fan) needs to be updated for the AI era. Otherwise we are going to see tech firms turn the tables and demand royalties for works their AI creates.

So far, courts have ruled that content solely created with AI is not copyrightable (Thaler v. Perlmutter). The US Copyright Office recently said the same thing. So there will be a lot more machine-generated content with no IP protection, which makes since bc machines don't need incentives to create.

In any event who wants AI-generated garbage? Numerous lawyers have discredited themselves in litigation with AI-generated filings. People will learn that Al content can’t be trusted or is based on ‘stolen property’ making its use unethical. Reliance on AI should prima facie constitute negligence.

I have approximately 2 dozen journal articles from my year’s as a physicist with Navy DoD. What are my rights in regards to AI potentially farming my work?

"Did they think they could get away with it?" Well yeah, what kind of punishment could possibly be meted out that actually hurts them? They'll just get a fine then continue doing what they do We need SEVERE punishment for these corporations. It's the only way to stop this kind of thing