The EFF's commitment to the idea that it should be legal to hoover up anything and everything on the internet as training data, regardless of license... is, in my opinion, problematic.
AND their idea that getting the courts and legislatures to side that way is going to somehow stick it to big tech.... is perplexing and naive to me.
I guess if you squint at it through the lens of "individual artists/authors/programmers are going to be fucked no matter what we do." IT kinda begins to resemble something that almost makes sense.
BUT even then it supposes that the big thing preventing "little guys" from competing against "big tech" in the arena of AI is copyright licensing; and not compute and access to massive amounts of energy, water, real estate and hyper-inflated hardware.
#AntiAI #LLM #GenAI #GenerativeAI #EFF #Copyright
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/06/californias-ab-412-still-demands-developers-do-impossible

California’s AB 412 Still Demands Developers Do The Impossible
California lawmakers are again considering A.B. 412, a bill that would require AI developers to identify and disclose copyrighted works used to train generative AI systems.The problem this year is the same as last year: it’s practically impossible to comply with this law. The bill demands...







