> So why specifically are people allowed to build on humanity's past achievements, but not AI?
because those people seem to think that individuals building it will be too small a scale to be commercially profitable (and thus the publisher is OK to have them be a form of social credit/portfolio building).
As soon as it is made clear that these published data can be monetized (if only by large corporations with money), they want a piece of the pie that they think they deserve (and not getting).
because those people seem to think that individuals building it will be too small a scale to be commercially profitable (and thus the publisher is OK to have them be a form of social credit/portfolio building).
As soon as it is made clear that these published data can be monetized (if only by large corporations with money), they want a piece of the pie that they think they deserve (and not getting).