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erronis

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4. Agree. IP theft is unethical (and illegal). The recording industry foisted DRM and $50,000 fines

Reply to highplainsdem (Reply #3)

Wed Dec 3, 2025, 06:12 PM

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on anybody who copied one of their tracks.

I doubt that Sony/etc. will try to do that too Google/Amazon. They'll just meet at the country club (which we aren't invited to) and hash things out.

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The copyright infringement has been going on for as long as there've been illegally trained genAI tools. highplainsdem Wednesday #1

As long as anybody can browse the web and collect data this risk is everywhere. erronis Wednesday #2

The creatives fighting this aren't giving up, and shouldn't. The robber barons deserve punishment, highplainsdem Wednesday #3

Agree. IP theft is unethical (and illegal). The recording industry foisted DRM and $50,000 fines erronis Wednesday #4

The moral is that this will destroy morale. DavidDvorkin Wednesday #5

Already having to fight this nonsense. People stealing from us left and right. mucholderthandirt Thursday #6

It's bad enough jfz9580m Thursday #7