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>>ssgodd+(OP)
Such incidents mark the end of an era. The diminishing relevance of traditional media in the digital age is afoot.

I feel sorry for those who feed their families through this industry, but they need to learn and adapt before it's too late.

Even if this lawsuit finds merit, it's akin to temporarily holding back a tsunami with a mere stick. A momentary reprieve, but not a sustainable solution.

I agree with those who say power matters. There are players out there who don't care about copyrights. They will win if the "good guys" fall into the trap of protecting old information models by limiting the potential of new tech.

Such event should be a clear signal: evolve or risk obsolescence.

>>alex20+Og
I agree that the tide is turning, but I don't think the argument that actual criminal behavior (I don't know if that's what OpenAI did, but that's what NYT alleges) should be glossed over in the name of progress.