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2. Fair Use Clause

6. IP Abolition 1. What is Intellectual Property ?

It would be very difficult to determine what is fair and what is not. It is very vague for a reason, so you can never really be sure if it is going to work or not. The Chilling effect, if in doubt cut it out Among essayist, academics, book writers, musicians...

3. Towards Creative Commons License

6. IP Abolition 1. What is Intellectual Property ?

Since we promote the open source mindset and reduction of Big Tech in any sector of life we would like an open source equivalent for artworks. Luckily that already exists for a long time and it is called the Creative Commons License. Just to quote from there...

1. History of Copyright

6. IP Abolition 1. What is Intellectual Property ?

Wikipedia - The Venetian Patent Statute of March 19, 1474, established in the Republic of Venice the first statutory patent system in Europe, and may be deemed to be the earliest codified patent system in the world.[1][2] The Statute is written in old Venetian...

1. Zero Click Searching

7. Search Engines

The goal of search engines that include AI overviews as answers to your questions is to make sure you will never leave the search engine. Most prominent in this space is obviously Google. The funny thing of course is that Businesses have always focused on usin...

2. Promptography

6. IP Abolition 4. AI Generated Content

Promtography has been coined by AI prompt photographer

3. Copyright for Generative AI

6. IP Abolition 4. AI Generated Content

How should copyright be dealt with for Generative AI ? If a human paints an exact copy of AI-generated output by hand using paint and brushes, the situation becomes more nuanced, but the work likely still would not be copyrightable. Here's the reasoning: The c...

1. Trademarks

6. IP Abolition 1. What is Intellectual Property ?

These range from direct counterfeiting (fake products with copied logos) to brand dilution (using similar marks in ways that weaken the original brand's distinctiveness) to nominative use disputes (referring to a brand while discussing it or comparing products...

3. Average artists are making more money via donations

6. IP Abolition 2. The Problems of IP

The Core Problem: Network Effects Trump Economics Audius (and similar Web3/independent platforms) offer better payouts, but Spotify offers something more valuable: listeners. This is the fundamental tension: Spotify: Poor payout rates (0.003–0.005 per stream)...