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[–] Grimy@lemmy.world 5 points 3 days ago

I understand the sentiment but I think it's foolhardy.

  • The job losses still occur
  • The handful of companies able to pay for the data have a defecto monopoly (Google, OpenAI)
  • That monopoly is used to keep the price tag of state of the art AI tools above consumer levels (your boss can afford to replace you but you can't afford to compete against him with the same tools).

And all that mostly benefiting the data holders and big ai companies. Most image data is on platforms like Getty, Deviant Art, Instagram, etc. It's even worse for music and lit, where three record labels and five publishers own most of it.

If we don't get a proper music model before the lawsuits pass, we will never be able to generate music without being told what is or isn't okay to write about.