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Part 2 of IP and Harm to Innovation
This episode, Christian Hammer and Bill Kallman coverDigital Copyright, the public library and the ethics of AI.
(0:00) Introduction and discussion on DRM and copyright history
(2:10) Exploration of peer-to-peer technology and internet cycles
(5:33) The need for libraries to digitize and conflict with Google's business model
(8:10) Examination of copyright laws and their impact on arts
(10:30) Adaptation of libraries and museums to the digital era
(13:04) Debate on AI models, copyright infringement and artist compensation
(15:34) Analysis of compensation models for content creators in the digital space
(19:13) Creation of a decentralized web, email, and messaging system
(20:51) Sponsor: MobyNet's initiative for secure and private communication
(24:15) Vision for AI, personal control over digital identity, and MobyNet's business model
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By Christian HammerThis episode, Christian Hammer and Bill Kallman coverDigital Copyright, the public library and the ethics of AI.
(0:00) Introduction and discussion on DRM and copyright history
(2:10) Exploration of peer-to-peer technology and internet cycles
(5:33) The need for libraries to digitize and conflict with Google's business model
(8:10) Examination of copyright laws and their impact on arts
(10:30) Adaptation of libraries and museums to the digital era
(13:04) Debate on AI models, copyright infringement and artist compensation
(15:34) Analysis of compensation models for content creators in the digital space
(19:13) Creation of a decentralized web, email, and messaging system
(20:51) Sponsor: MobyNet's initiative for secure and private communication
(24:15) Vision for AI, personal control over digital identity, and MobyNet's business model