(05-07-2023, 11:22 AM)Lucky2Last Wrote: Had to remove some of the content, because it still likes to put in weird vernacular, but it's getting closer:

Quote:Spare me the theatrics. Look, AI ain't some magical creative wizard. It's good at churning out generic fluff, not groundbreaking masterpieces. So why the fuss over copyrighting AI ideas? We've been borrowing ideas since the dawn of time.

AI is only as good as the person wielding it. It's a tool, not some genius prodigy. So if someone wants to copyright their AI creation, why the heck not? They put in the effort, shaped it according to their vision. It's progress, whether the naysayers like it or not.

I mean, think about it. We're all standing on the shoulders of giants, recycling old ideas in new ways. AI just accelerates the process and redistributes creative opportunities to those lacking skills. Sure, it may ruffle the feathers of those who toiled for years, but hey, that's what progress is all about, isn't it?

So let's cut the hypocrisy. If someone wants to copyright their AI-generated content, let 'em. It's their sweat and tears that went into it. AI may be a fancy toy, but it's still a human touch that makes it worth a darn. Case closed.