That is not how generative AI works. You have described collage, which is legal in any case because it’s not derivative but transformative.

Our team does its best to maintain consistency within our own processes, but collaborating with other groups like marketing and sales can be challenging due to siloed operations. Each team follows different approaches to data management, often using free-form fields and inconsistent tagging methods, making it difficult to combine datasets effectively.

You pretty much already had it.

We fund the project entirely from sales of the Confluence integration.

Just to extend the conversation, the change implements one thing, it protects our revenue in the atlassian ecosystem.

What it does it protect the future development of the project by protecting the revenue. That’s more useful to you than the license being fully open source.

The primary losers of this change is anyone wanting to integrate draw.io into the Atlassian ecosystem.

I mean this does seem kind of fair. I’m not familiar with Confluence and Atlassian but it seems something mostly aimed at corporations, I’m not sure of how common it’s use is and how much is affected by this though.

I’m okay with something being 98% open source so they can survive on the extra 2%. And I much rather specific non competes for certain platforms then broad non-commercial clauses.

Fun experiment! It’s amusing reading the comments.

Working isn’t a celebration of humanity.

Productivity is not the enemy, our economic systems which takes all the benefits of higher productivity and gives it to small percentage is.

It is currently completely legal to use public facing work to train and fine tune AI models.

It’s fair use and you can’t copyright away fair use, this shows absolutely nothing.

Isn’t the problem that it’s only a one way street? And their users vastly outnumber ours?

So you end up in a situation where you give them content and engagement but receive nothing back, since their users can’t see our content. Even worst, our own users are more likely to post on their infrastructure because of the higher count, so the servers federated with them just end up being ghost servers to hold users.

You end up being at their whim because what you had before died.

You have to keep the image intact though.

I was planning on going electric with my next vehicle and I’m really hoping they force all the Chinese brands to disconnect them for national security or whatever. Just that will make the special import tax worth it.

I’m also kind of pissed at most car companies anyways, they have been dragging their feet when it comes to climate change. At least Byd is trying to offer cheap evs even if it’s to fuck with our economy.

Ha, knowing about this would have probably changed my life in more ways then one. I would have started my career as a hobby and saved a lot more time.

And God knows I would have been serious about learning this stuff as a teen if there was free porn at the end of it.

This is what I was trying to get off too. A few years later, I found out the art channel would sometimes play dirty movies on Saturday late at night but they usually involved incest(?). Then I switched to music channels when they started showing provocative music video so that was nice. I had one of those little tvs with the vcr integrated. Good times.

I’m going to second human fall flat, it’s a lot of fun. I’ll also add any of the Lego games to the list but the star wars one are definitely the best.

Can’t they just get this info with a warrant? If they are using a backdoor, it’s illegal no matter who is doing it.

“She found the Tinder messages; you’re cooked bro”

I feel bad for your friend.

You seem to treat them as an object to serve your emotional needs and have created a situation where they are dependent on you.

They will probably agree to polyamory out of desperation but it will kill them inside, you aren’t doing them a favor.

“AI can bullshit, and you’re dumb if you don’t verify it.”

I’m always surprised at the amount of people that expect an algorithm, built by rawdogging literally half the internet, to be an arbiter of truth.

They own our politicians so our options are actually very limited. I won’t be pulling the trigger but there’s little doubt in my mind that they will not stop until we kill them.

Their actions will bring about the death of millions and a collapse of our ecosystem, so it’s not as simple as saying every life is sacred no matter what that person choses to do with it. Would you go back in time to kill Hitler, because future generations will be asking themselves the same question about oil execs.

Guess we’ll just die then

Oil execs?

The first one was because it was data which wasn’t public that was scrapped. The second was because the data contained personal information and I’m guessing also because it wasn’t public.

As long as you don’t need a user account to access the data and it doesn’t contain personal information, it is fair game.