13/06/2024
AI is turning into a tsunami of corporate cannibalism, c/o offers you cannot refuse. We've had FB trying to appropriate user content for AI training, and this week Apple v Elon. It's only fair that Adobe and MS should try it on too.
Personally I have never used Adobe Creative Cloud despite a PS sub, nor MS One Drive on Win 10. I don't trust Adobe at all since they inserted Adobe Stock and themselves as a middle-man predator, nor MS (various past incursions into user rights). Win11 looks as invasive as Japanese Knotweed.... None of this may matter to casual, personal users - but enforced ingestion of work by professional creators is destroying their markets. Generative obsolescence is the USP.
I've been following this YouTube tech, Jody Bruchon, for some time. He is not a paranoid frothing idiot, he just digs deeper than the clickbait effluencers. If you have the attention span, do try and watch it.
He's focussing on US 'work for hire', but ISTM any commissioned work can have exclusive rights and consequent value that these companies will trample regardless of what the client and creator have contractually agreed. Bruchon sees this as rendering the software illegal, but so is copyright, and that has become de facto normal and almost unassailable because it's hard to detect and onerous to assert.
I never expected THIS to be what killed the big software makers. Wow.SUPPORT LINKSPayPal: https://paypal.me/JodyBruchonKo-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/L3L02069DLibe...