I’m not pro AI, I’m fairly against it in most uses, but I do recognize it has some applications, and trying to close your eyes to it and day it’s all bad is just not productive to any sort of serious discussion about it.
As for copyright, yes, I’m in favor that some form of copyright should exist, although companies abuse that right and that shouldn’t be allowed.
Pray tell, how can an indie game dev enforce copyright? The system is designed in favor of corporations with army of lawyers, specifically to fuck over smaller creators.
You may not like it, but their claims have a legitimate foundation. They could not release a game called „Hades“ because no army of lawyers could turn that case, that’s what you initially suggested.
Yeah, okay, we’re done with this discussion. Pro AI and pro copyright? I pity whatever projects you were allowed to contribute to.
I’m not pro AI, I’m fairly against it in most uses, but I do recognize it has some applications, and trying to close your eyes to it and day it’s all bad is just not productive to any sort of serious discussion about it.
As for copyright, yes, I’m in favor that some form of copyright should exist, although companies abuse that right and that shouldn’t be allowed.
It has some applications. None of them are in software development.
You’re delusional. 99% of game makers care very much about copyright.
Pray tell, how can an indie game dev enforce copyright? The system is designed in favor of corporations with army of lawyers, specifically to fuck over smaller creators.
If it‘s so easy why don’t we see a myriad of copyright/trademark violations by large companies?
Because you aren’t looking
Can you share some examples?
Whatever the fuck Nintendo is doing, for one
You may not like it, but their claims have a legitimate foundation. They could not release a game called „Hades“ because no army of lawyers could turn that case, that’s what you initially suggested.