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I stopped believing in DMCA/DRM/Copyright legality when big tech can use pirated content for their AI training and not pay a cent for it because the judge said "Is fair use" or whatever
In some countries it's only illegal to distribute. Downloading is perfectly legal.
Issue is, AI can and has "distributed" that which it pirated, sometimes verbatim, when asked by someone using said model.
Earlier, I wasn't convinced this was due to Spotify because it happened incredibly quickly after the news about the scraping. Two weeks or so after AA's announcement, I'd hardly believe this sort of domain takedown can be carried out so swiftly, without the pirated material even being available on the site yet. Guess I was wrong, Spotify money can do miracles.
Funny how the same doesn't happen when X hosts CSAM though... Money truly can do miracles
Glad they can throw money at this, but still pay artists dogshit
We need to move away from the DNS as quickly as possible.
It's just another tool of control.
I will always side against the multi-billion dollar corporation.
Fuck the copyright mafia. All the fascist tech bros trained their enslopification brainrotting engines on anna's archive without anyone in power batting an eye but I guess burn everything because someone might want to listen to a song.
If you don't own what you pay for, then pirating is not unethical. Period.
If media companies make it impossible to buy and own content, then pirating is not unethical.