Mark Simone

710 W0R

Hey

I'm going to be here 90 today

Not as much humidity as over the weekend

So it should be a little better

So the music companies

All the big labels Sony music

Universal Music Warner Records

They've all gotten together

And they are suing

some artificial intelligence companies, AI, claiming that AI is stealing their property.

The problem with these AI lawsuits, you're never going to get anybody to figure out what

the hell anybody's talking about here.

The allegations include committing mass copyright infringement well they're not duplicate

they're not taking the music they're using the label's recordings to train a i system so they're

in other words if i copy your recording and i play it here uh okay, that's copyright infringing, but if I study it to figure out something, I don't know, this is going to be a tough lawsuit. They're using it to train the AI to do what? Now, see, this is the problem. I can, I'm going to read this over and we're going to get a jury that's going to figure this out. It's a very, very tough lawsuit. Everybody's afraid of everything with AI. This always happens. This is like the new Y2K. Do you remember in 1999? It was about to become the year 2000. Do you remember Y2K that? How did they explain that? When it changed to the year 2000, planes would fall out of the sky.

Electricity wouldn't work.

Everything would collapse because of Y2K.

It's the same thing with AI.

Whenever there's a new technology, actually if you go back, I bet if you study mid-90s,

as the Internet was taken over everything, you'll find articles where the internet's going to destroy everything.

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