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1. People won't produce anything without external motivation ?
lots of great scientists and artist also were not getting paid for their work and they had discipline and finished projects as well You're identifying something important that economists and productivity culture consistently overlook: intrinsic motivation ofte...
5. Agentic AI
6. Generative AI
6. IP Abolition
This book will discuss what intellectual property rights are and the reasons why we should get rid of them
1. What is Intellectual Property ?
3. Reasons we should get rid of them
1. Why Creators Shouldn't Own their Creations (And Why its Good for them too)
Source: Youtube This video argues against two ideas Without IP people cannot make a living from things that are infinitely copiable. In this video he argues why you can make a profit as well without IP You have an Ethical right to those ideas. In this video h...
2. The Problems of IP
1. Streaming Giants
Disney’s combined properties (Disney+, Hulu, ABC, ESPN) (covering Prime, Prime Video, Audible, and other subscriptions combined Paramount Skydance: Owner of paramount, warner bros. discovery
4. AI Generated Content
This chapter discusses AI generated content, what it is, how it is used, how the big streaming services most likely will start using it, and the future of film
1. Netflix AI Studio
Source: Digital Trends
2. Why Streaming services keep removing content ?
Source: Looper sdf
1. Goal of Copyright
The Real Issue Copyright Was Solving Is copyright really about making sure that authors are not begging on the streets or is it about something else ? Your point exposes something important: copyright was designed primarily to solve the profit-distribution pr...
2. Disney Micky Mouse Act
Disney filing for longer copyrights up till 95 years. In the United States, copyright protection for characters generally lasts for 95 years from the date of first publication for works created after January 1, 1978. This means that characters can enter the pu...
3. Venture Capitalists investing in old songs
2. Fair Use Clause
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
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
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...