This one takes the cake.🤷
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This one takes the cake.
Seems like a new scam is AI companies making infringement claims against the musicians they scraped for sounding like themselves.
Turns out it works because the claims are adjudicated by, you guessed it, AI agents.
"Because YouTube’s copyright claim system operates without individual human review of each dispute, Campbell’s channel was effectively handed over [to the AI company.]"
https://rudevulture.com/ai-company-clones-musicians-voice-then-copyright-strikes-her-own-songs/
h/t @jeeynet https://framapiaf.org/@jeeynet/116359059101502550
@mastodonmigration @jeeynet Beyond parody. Utterly insane insensitivity. But the music industry is renowned for ripping off artists.
She probably should sue but who wants t9o go down that route as an individual against a business?
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This one takes the cake.
Seems like a new scam is AI companies making infringement claims against the musicians they scraped for sounding like themselves.
Turns out it works because the claims are adjudicated by, you guessed it, AI agents.
"Because YouTube’s copyright claim system operates without individual human review of each dispute, Campbell’s channel was effectively handed over [to the AI company.]"
https://rudevulture.com/ai-company-clones-musicians-voice-then-copyright-strikes-her-own-songs/
h/t @jeeynet https://framapiaf.org/@jeeynet/116359059101502550
@mastodonmigration @jeeynet Then musicians should move from youtube to PeerTube. https://joinpeertube.org/
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This one takes the cake.
Seems like a new scam is AI companies making infringement claims against the musicians they scraped for sounding like themselves.
Turns out it works because the claims are adjudicated by, you guessed it, AI agents.
"Because YouTube’s copyright claim system operates without individual human review of each dispute, Campbell’s channel was effectively handed over [to the AI company.]"
https://rudevulture.com/ai-company-clones-musicians-voice-then-copyright-strikes-her-own-songs/
h/t @jeeynet https://framapiaf.org/@jeeynet/116359059101502550
@mastodonmigration @jeeynet They put in the incentives to benefit from crime, and then act surprised that people deploy robots to take advantage of those at an industrial scale.
This artist is actually the exception. Only those with large enough audiences are.
The thieves will apologise publicly, but their bots keep scraping material even while they do so. Now they have the means to copyright claim everything, and everyone. They trust you’ll just take it.
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@mastodonmigration @jeeynet Then musicians should move from youtube to PeerTube. https://joinpeertube.org/
@swggrkllr3rd @mastodonmigration @jeeynet Yes, needing YouTube to make a living doesn't really work that well, if you can get striped away this living at any moment.
... But on the same side PeerTube (Dev team, instance providers & community) and perhaps Fediverse in general should work on extending the possibility of making money from your content or service.
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@swggrkllr3rd @mastodonmigration @jeeynet Yes, needing YouTube to make a living doesn't really work that well, if you can get striped away this living at any moment.
... But on the same side PeerTube (Dev team, instance providers & community) and perhaps Fediverse in general should work on extending the possibility of making money from your content or service.
@feyter @mastodonmigration @jeeynet I get that, as long as they're NOT stealing content.
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This one takes the cake.
Seems like a new scam is AI companies making infringement claims against the musicians they scraped for sounding like themselves.
Turns out it works because the claims are adjudicated by, you guessed it, AI agents.
"Because YouTube’s copyright claim system operates without individual human review of each dispute, Campbell’s channel was effectively handed over [to the AI company.]"
https://rudevulture.com/ai-company-clones-musicians-voice-then-copyright-strikes-her-own-songs/
h/t @jeeynet https://framapiaf.org/@jeeynet/116359059101502550
@mastodonmigration @jeeynet Something is definitely not right here. Is there a way to handle it legally?
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@mastodonmigration @jeeynet Something is definitely not right here. Is there a way to handle it legally?
@MokhtarStork @mastodonmigration @jeeynet Probably. At a huge cost no doubt.
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This one takes the cake.
Seems like a new scam is AI companies making infringement claims against the musicians they scraped for sounding like themselves.
Turns out it works because the claims are adjudicated by, you guessed it, AI agents.
"Because YouTube’s copyright claim system operates without individual human review of each dispute, Campbell’s channel was effectively handed over [to the AI company.]"
https://rudevulture.com/ai-company-clones-musicians-voice-then-copyright-strikes-her-own-songs/
h/t @jeeynet https://framapiaf.org/@jeeynet/116359059101502550
THE MACHINES ARE GANGING UP ON THE BIOLOGICALS!
YOU ALL LAUGHED AT ME!
I TRIED TO WARN YOU!!!! -
This one takes the cake.
Seems like a new scam is AI companies making infringement claims against the musicians they scraped for sounding like themselves.
Turns out it works because the claims are adjudicated by, you guessed it, AI agents.
"Because YouTube’s copyright claim system operates without individual human review of each dispute, Campbell’s channel was effectively handed over [to the AI company.]"
https://rudevulture.com/ai-company-clones-musicians-voice-then-copyright-strikes-her-own-songs/
h/t @jeeynet https://framapiaf.org/@jeeynet/116359059101502550
Time for Afroman's approach, and some Lemon Pound Cake!
Which is to say, publish a few catchy songs that go after the AI company, tell her story, drop an occasional f-bomb. Let them "own" those.
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This one takes the cake.
Seems like a new scam is AI companies making infringement claims against the musicians they scraped for sounding like themselves.
Turns out it works because the claims are adjudicated by, you guessed it, AI agents.
"Because YouTube’s copyright claim system operates without individual human review of each dispute, Campbell’s channel was effectively handed over [to the AI company.]"
https://rudevulture.com/ai-company-clones-musicians-voice-then-copyright-strikes-her-own-songs/
h/t @jeeynet https://framapiaf.org/@jeeynet/116359059101502550
@mastodonmigration @jeeynet I blame Saul Zaentz. Any attempt to legally steal an artists' work, he was the start of it.
But also, #FuckAI.
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This one takes the cake.
Seems like a new scam is AI companies making infringement claims against the musicians they scraped for sounding like themselves.
Turns out it works because the claims are adjudicated by, you guessed it, AI agents.
"Because YouTube’s copyright claim system operates without individual human review of each dispute, Campbell’s channel was effectively handed over [to the AI company.]"
https://rudevulture.com/ai-company-clones-musicians-voice-then-copyright-strikes-her-own-songs/
h/t @jeeynet https://framapiaf.org/@jeeynet/116359059101502550
@mastodonmigration @jeeynet @briankrebs Automated theft by corporates. Joy.
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@mastodonmigration @jeeynet This is why AI is not a solution for everything. The big tech leaders need to know this or go out of business
@skedarwarrior @mastodonmigration @jeeynet they do know this. it is the fucking business plan.
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This one takes the cake.
Seems like a new scam is AI companies making infringement claims against the musicians they scraped for sounding like themselves.
Turns out it works because the claims are adjudicated by, you guessed it, AI agents.
"Because YouTube’s copyright claim system operates without individual human review of each dispute, Campbell’s channel was effectively handed over [to the AI company.]"
https://rudevulture.com/ai-company-clones-musicians-voice-then-copyright-strikes-her-own-songs/
h/t @jeeynet https://framapiaf.org/@jeeynet/116359059101502550
Oh there is also a italian company that stole like footage from Nvidia (AI footage) put it in their own video, and then coyright striked people sharing the nvidia clip, and nvidia themselves, and they managed to get Youtube to take th e nvidia video down.
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@mastodonmigration @jeeynet Something is definitely not right here. Is there a way to handle it legally?
@MokhtarStork @mastodonmigration @jeeynet this is not new - Rick Beato has been ranting about rampant egregious copyright strike bots on YouTube for a couple of years now. When Danny Sapko, Professor of Rock and Justin Hawkins were also getting hit hard for discussing music tracks on their channels a few months ago they all got together with him to work out how to handle it. He has a lawyer looking after the dozens of strike notices he gets every day...
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This one takes the cake.
Seems like a new scam is AI companies making infringement claims against the musicians they scraped for sounding like themselves.
Turns out it works because the claims are adjudicated by, you guessed it, AI agents.
"Because YouTube’s copyright claim system operates without individual human review of each dispute, Campbell’s channel was effectively handed over [to the AI company.]"
https://rudevulture.com/ai-company-clones-musicians-voice-then-copyright-strikes-her-own-songs/
h/t @jeeynet https://framapiaf.org/@jeeynet/116359059101502550
@mastodonmigration @jeeynet thanks, I'm now the 24st fan of Murphy Campbell on deezer...
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