@serge Yes, maybe they're waiting for a precedent-setting court case, probably involving major copyright issues, before trying anything with a CC licence. A big trial like the recent one where Disney and Universal are suing AI firm Midjourney¹ might unlock many things if they win.
How ironic this is! I'm now rooting for a Disney intellectual property case. 🙃
@jollysea Thank you for linking it here. Yes, I read it yesterday and added my +1 to many threads.
However, I don't expect them to change their minds or publish something about coming back on what they wrote.
Creative Commons relies mainly on subsidies, so if they move in this direction, it's probably to follow the money. I'm sure they'll invent a new ethics policy to justify this and demonise anyone who opposes their plans...
@oblomov Thank you and sure! Feel free to reuse it. I can't apply a CC license to it because the CC logo is trademarked, but let's say it's for 'fair use' and only on a non commercial and humorous purposes. 😉
@ms_zwiebel@creativecommons Yes, I'm curious to see how this draft will evolve. Hopefully they'll realise that a NOAI tag would be a welcome addition to the BY/SA/NC/ND family. But we can let them know this, can't we? 🙂
@creativecommons Psss! After reading all those comments here, I just had to channel my inner artist. So, here’s my new logo for you; because clearly, you need all the help you can get in your new mission. You're welcome! 😂
I read your article about your initiative for new licenses for dataset holders in the AI industry.
Let’s be clear: I do not want to re-license my hundreds of CC-By comic pages to please AI giants.
I wish you would support CC artists suffering from massive plagiarism. You should enforce your own existing licenses against AI mass crawling. It seems you’ve joined the battle only after the casualties and still managed to side with the wrong people.
@dasmatus as a creator with YouTube revenues, I can assure you that the few bucks of the ads isn't the number one issue for many small or medium creators (who need to rely on patreon\tipeee\etc more to pay the bills). The main attraction to a platform like YouTube is the discoverability via the search engine or the recommendation system. The issue is then more about promising to creators large number of views , new visitors, and growing audience size, than ads revenues IMO.
Here is the four-step process behind the cover picture for Peertube's crowdfunding campaign, which ends in a few hours. I'm really happy that the 'Livestream from your mobile' goal was reached!
These are some vector drawings that I made for the Peertube crowdfunding campaign. The campaign ends in a few days, so if you'd like to help them improve their software, now's the time! https://support.joinpeertube.org/en/
🍄 I write and draw the webcomics Pepper & Carrot and Mini Fantasy Theater. I also have fun with the Fediverse mascots. 🌱 I publish under Creative Commons licenses and use only free/libre and open source tools.📽️ I also blog about what I'm doing and share resources and video tutorials for artists. No NFTsNo AI generated imageshim/he