Software is one of the easiest things for us to make copies of. It's not free, but we've made it cheap enough that we rarely think about it. Sharing a photo makes a copy. When you stream a movie, you're downloading a copy of
Anti-circumvention laws prohibit the circumvention of technological barriers for using a digital good in certain ways which the rightsholders do not wish to allow. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-circumvention_laws It is this reason that most tech companies urge you to use their app. Whether it'
It doesn't take a huge company to run LLMs. It might have taken big team to develop the frameworks we use today, but now anyone can run a modest-sized LLM on the hardware they have at home. Will it be as broad & capable as the likes
Maintaining privacy isn't a test of whether you have something to hide, but a test of your (dis)trust over those who want to know about you, whether they respect you, & how they will safely store what they find. A better model would be if your privacy
It's too late, & we lacked the foresight, to make social media companies properly moderate their platforms. If they were mandated to employee, say, one moderator per Y users, they would have planned ahead how they would scale. Instead, we're trying to do something about it