bearstrap.bsky.social
Artist, weirdo, cat person. Graphics wonk
I repost almost all OC that comes across my feed. I try to avoid human-free graphics.
Simping for GenAI is a good way to get uninvited
All opinions expressed are strictly mine
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Sure!! I'll pop out poster over on Monday when I get into work. I'm super excited. Not sure where our booth is going to be, but the Lane County Event Center is an interesting venue.
Also hello local!!
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Congratulations! 💙
You deserve them all.
My name is Neralis,
​I am focused on stained-glass mosaic styled Illustrations
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Basically, none of the standards for "Fair Use" are met by commercial AI datasets and trainings. It's just... the nature of the beast.
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Well, you're not going to listen to anything I have to say so whatever. I hope someone else does.
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Use is the sort that the rightsholder currently licenses: If your use is one that the rightsholder currently licenses, that weighs against fair use.
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Fourth Factor: Effect on the Market
Less Likely to Be Fair
Use decreases demand for the original work by acting as a substitute: If your use provides a substitute for the original and therefore decreases demand for licensed copies, that weighs against fair use
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Third Factor: Amount and Substantiality
Less Likely to Be Fair
Using more of the work: In general, the more you use, the less likely your use is to be fair. (For an exception related to transformative uses, see below.)
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First Factor: Purpose and Character of the Use
Less Likely to Be Fair
Commercial purpose: If a use is for commercial purposes, that weighs against fair use. Because Penn State is a non-profit, uses in university work are generally not commercial.
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Second Factor: Nature of the Copyrighted Work
Less Likely to Be Fair:
Work is creative: Using a creative work weighs against fair use, because the strength of copyright is greater for creative works at the core of copyright protection, such as novels, paintings, and songs
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You seriously misunderstand what "Fair Use" is.
Penn has a great page on Fair Use and if you don't get what my issue is when you're finished, I can't help you
copyright.psu.edu/copyright-ba...
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My sibling in suffering, I don't feel like you're fishin. I hope things ease off just enough to let you do something, anything.
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And I disagree with that take. This is using copyrighted work to create a commercial product without compensating the copyright holders. This isn't about archiving or indexing. This is about profiting _directly_ from the appropriation of another's intellectual property.
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This is the cute fluffy I needed right now, thank you so much for your hard work. And that tum. I want to put my face there and take a nap...
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I know that "claims" is the proper word to use in a we-are-suing-you context, but the suit quots a 2022 interview with Forbes where Midjourney says that sorting out copyright for so many assets would be impossible, so they didn't try.