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Still not the creator's fault, it's the fault of the companies that do it. Why would they believe that companies they grew up trusting would steal their content? I thought Apple was supposed to be so great? I guess they're POS just like the rest of them.
Always have been.
Steve Jobs might have been great at marketing, but he was not a nice person.
That's a weird way to spell asshole.
I did not want his cult members to chase me down...
No one should grow up fully trusting any company to this extent.
Yes, exactly.
Google tells everyone at their AI conferences that every frame in every you tube video is automatically indexed with image key tags to help the Google AI learn from every video ever uploaded.
They have the largest database second to none at this point.
Their approach to making it more difficult to upgrade and replace parts that could lead to hardware being used longer to reduce ewaste made them not seem all too altruistic long ago. Nice OS and stocks though.
every company would destroy everything in their path and exploit everything they can to get money. AI apparently being the new goldmine, you should expect everything to be used to train AI.