Yet a nation’s cultural life is not a minor matter, and preserving artists’ rights is essential to ensuring their continued contribution. Any reasonable interpretation of existing copyright lawto protect against abuses, but that doesn’t always happen. A case now before the Supreme Courtthe artist Andy Warhol’s unauthorized use of a photographer’s image of the musician Prince could dictate the direction copyright law will take in the coming years.
But another solution may be needed: new laws and regulations governing AI and safeguarding the human core of creative artistry., “If a superior alien civilization sent us a message saying, ‘We’ll arrive in a few decades,’ would we just reply, ‘OK, call us when you get here – we’ll leave the lights on’? Probably not – but this is more or less what is happening with AI.” That was nine years ago. It’s still happening.
artistrightsnow This claims to be 'pro artist' yet the author is against 'Information wants to be free' repeating corporate industry talking points how the Internet hurts sales (studies show the opposite) They also say they want Andy Warhol to lose his Fair Use case, which would HURT artists.…
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Pop entertainment is almost entirely derivative. A human watching TV or listening to music for years and then, consciously or unconsciously, crafting a script or a song borrowing from that experience, is not equivalent to software that copies and rearranges copyrighted material.
lorakolodny It needs regulations or get a lawyer.
🧵1/2 Comment on this story T Bone Burnett is a Grammy and Academy Award-winning producer, guitarist and songwriter.Jonathan Taplin is director emeritus at the USC Annenberg Innovation Lab and the author of Move Fast and Break Things.The panels program description said its