System Crash AI Has Its Day in Court and Tesla’s Robotaxis Are Already a Menace in Austin
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Jun 27, 2025 A court ruling allows AI companies to use copyrighted materials under the fair use doctrine, stirring discussions on creators' rights. Meanwhile, Tesla's robotaxi rollout in Austin faces numerous challenges and safety concerns, especially after a demo highlighted flaws in its self-driving tech. The conversation also critiques Tesla's choice to bypass LIDAR, raising alarms about public safety. Additionally, the impact of AI on jobs is explored, notably through personal stories of those affected by these technological shifts.
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Court Allows AI Training on Copyrighted Work
- The court ruled AI training on copyrighted works is legal under fair use if not pirated.
- The judge compared AI learning to children reading, a contested analogy reflecting big tech favor.
Fair Use Limits Still Open
- The ruling only covers use of copyrighted works for training, not for creating competing content.
- The judge left open the possibility that output competing with originals could violate fair use.
Piracy Could Derail AI Training
- AI companies used pirated works extensively in training, potentially exposing themselves to liability.
- If liable, damages could be massive given the scale of pirated content ingested.