Hi, everybody. This is Femmol and you from Free Domain. So, AI, let's talk the philosophy and morality

of artificial intelligence and its effects on your life to come. It's going to be a huge,

huge effect. So let's look at the ethics of copyright. Now, copyright is a complicated topic as a whole,

but let's just take the current existing legal framework. AI cannot function without violating

copyright. AI cannot be trained on anything particularly useful without violating copyright.

So, for instance, AI has hoovered up my books, I mean, most of which are available for free,

but I still haven't handed over with any particular permission use in that. Now, I want you to think about the difference between hiring a tutor and buying a book.

So let's say that you want to make a meal.

You've never made it before.

So normally what you do is you would, back in the day,

like prior to all of this sort of stuff,

you would go and you would buy a cookbook.

And then you would thumb through that cookbook.

You'd say you want to make some Mediterranean dish.

You would buy a Mediterranean cookbook and you'd pay 30 bucks or whatever.

And then you would get a bunch of recipes and you'd pay 30 bucks or whatever and then you would get a bunch of

recipes and you would use those recipes and that's how you would gain knowledge of that recipe.

Now, if you think about hiring a chef to instruct you on the recipes, that's sort of a different matter, right? So what would

you rather do? Would you rather buy a book where you have to do the work to look it up to follow

the steps and so on? Or would you rather hire someone to walk you through whatever recipe you wanted?

Now, of course, if you buy a cookbook, often, not always,

but most often they will not have all of the list of ingredients and so on, right?

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