AFAIK there have been no cases setting precedence for this copyright attack globally. I am also not aware of any hosting platform under government attack for hosting AI works. Similarly, the WTFPL has no precedence and its legal status is unclear (contrast against GPL and Apache precedence). However, Codeberg recommends WTFPL. I also find it incredibly hard to believe that all 650k+ projects on Codeberg have better security than AI slop.
Either be consistent or stay off the fucking bandwagon. If you’re going to make copyright a big deal, you can only advocate for licenses that have precedence. If you’re going to say shitty security slop matters, you need a real security review process and active testing+moderation. Moderation like this opens up different classifications of scrutiny and isn’t a good look for a libre platform.
Note that I think the idea is solid and agree with the reasoning. I just don’t think this is the execution that makes people think differently about AI.
AFAIK there have been no cases setting precedence for this copyright attack globally. I am also not aware of any hosting platform under government attack for hosting AI works. Similarly, the WTFPL has no precedence and its legal status is unclear (contrast against GPL and Apache precedence). However, Codeberg recommends WTFPL. I also find it incredibly hard to believe that all 650k+ projects on Codeberg have better security than AI slop.
Either be consistent or stay off the fucking bandwagon. If you’re going to make copyright a big deal, you can only advocate for licenses that have precedence. If you’re going to say shitty security slop matters, you need a real security review process and active testing+moderation. Moderation like this opens up different classifications of scrutiny and isn’t a good look for a libre platform.
Note that I think the idea is solid and agree with the reasoning. I just don’t think this is the execution that makes people think differently about AI.