Jack Dorsie, co -founder of Twitter (now X) and Square (now Block), gave rise to a week -long debate with intellectual property, patent and copyright. Terreus post from a feature Declaration, “Delete all IP law.”
Elon Musk, the current owner of X, quickly replied, “I agree.”
It is unclear what these comments were brought to completely, but they come at a time when AI companies, including Openi, (the Musk laid the foundation of a joint, confronted, and is Challenging in court) Are facing Countless Legal fodder They alleged that they violated copyright for training their models.
In fact, tech gospel list and investor Chris Mesena identified this while Writing That is “a point of Dorsie,” because, “Automatic IP Finnctive/3 strike rules for AI violations, can be an alternative to put poor people in jail for hemp occupation.”
Others were less sympathetic to this argument, with Ed Newton Rex (which confirms unprofitable trained methods that respect the rights of creators) To describe Dorsi Mesk Exchange Since “Tech declared a war against the creators who do not want their lives to profit.”
And author Lincoln Michelle This is written “None of Jack or Elon’s company will be present without IP law,” he added, “they just hate artists.”
Dorsi explained to his position in the subsequent answers, Writing “There are many models of payment to the creators” while claiming that “the current way is a lot of way than them and only looking for fares.”
When he looked at the lawyer (and former Robert F. Kennedy Jr.), Nicole Schin), the lawyer (and former Robert F. Kennedy Junior) Pushed back. With all the hats “no”.
“IP law is to separate human creations from AI creations,” said Shanan. “If you want to improve it, let’s talk!”
Dorsi Counter“Creativeness is the same as we are currently separateing, and the current system is restricting it, and the delivery of payments is putting in the hands of the gate keepers who are not making fair payment.”
Musk’s answer is at least in accordance with the statements he has done in the past, for example To tell Jay Leno That “patents are for the weak.”
A decade ago, in the so -called “patent cheap”, He promised That Tesla will not impose a patent against other companies that used them “good faith”. (Later company Sue to Australia’s CAP-XX More than a patent, but he said it was a response to Cape-XX’s case filed against Tesla’s subsidiary.)
And Dorsie, of course. , Launched the Open Social Media Project, which eventually became Bluesky, though it seems that he is in despair and Finally left Bluesky’s board. (Bluesky’s CEO J. Graber has recently said Dorsi’s departure company “liberated” The billionaire looks like a side project.)
It is also worth noting that the line between Twitter/X and the real government policy is far thinner than that, with which the Musk Trump joins the administration and emphasizes widespread getting rid of. Their department’s performance – Staff from the name of a meme and staff from a large -scale tech world.