Cotswold
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To someone starting in life in Britain, I'd advise them to seriously consider moving to Australia.
Maybe someone starting out in software should buy themselves a RaspberryPI4 or 5 and use Linux for development?
I see that Microsoft is demanding and lobbying for changes to copyright laws due to the increased use of AI. No doubt Google, Amazon et al are also involved. Clearly, the existing laws are proving simply too restrictive for them.
Presumably that means that If they pick up some copyrighted material from anywhere, it will become their property? There is little doubt that presently anything created with AI has a degree of copyright belonging to the provider of AI. Although up to now that has not been pursued legally. There is little doubt that if someone created something with AI, courts may well find in favour of the owner of the AI provider as full, or part owner of copyright.
Just how that will work on a World Wide basis I do not know. Will every country need to change their copyright laws for Microsoft?
What if Microsoft obtained a change to copyright laws, would that result in the end of copyright ownership. Or could these players claim copyright of everything after that date? After all, there must be an end game in mind.
Maybe someone starting out in software should buy themselves a RaspberryPI4 or 5 and use Linux for development?
I see that Microsoft is demanding and lobbying for changes to copyright laws due to the increased use of AI. No doubt Google, Amazon et al are also involved. Clearly, the existing laws are proving simply too restrictive for them.
Presumably that means that If they pick up some copyrighted material from anywhere, it will become their property? There is little doubt that presently anything created with AI has a degree of copyright belonging to the provider of AI. Although up to now that has not been pursued legally. There is little doubt that if someone created something with AI, courts may well find in favour of the owner of the AI provider as full, or part owner of copyright.
Just how that will work on a World Wide basis I do not know. Will every country need to change their copyright laws for Microsoft?
What if Microsoft obtained a change to copyright laws, would that result in the end of copyright ownership. Or could these players claim copyright of everything after that date? After all, there must be an end game in mind.
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