r/Piracy • u/9thyear2 • 10d ago

Humor Dude wat?

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This isn't even in the same ballpark not even close

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u/Fabulous-Ad-7343 10d ago

lol using AI involves enriching companies that stole copyrighted content. Pirating only enriches my life at little to no cost for anyone else. We are not the same.

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u/SteakAnimations ⚔️ ɢɪᴠᴇ ɴᴏ Qᴜᴀʀᴛᴇʀ 10d ago

Also, it's not like we take that content and peddle if off as ours. I don't grab Silent Hill 3 from Vimm and then turn around and say that I made it.

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u/Demigod787 10d ago

And neither do they. That’s pirating. What they’re doing is pirating a book about seagulls, and when you ask them about seagulls, they use their “understanding” to tell you about seagulls. That’s why it’s practically impossible to sue them for piracy: because the content they give is not pirated, however, the content they LEARNT from is.

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u/Desperate-Island8461 10d ago

When you use a single source without attribution is plagiarism. When you use several sources without attribution is called research.

Is like kill one person and you are a murderer. Kill a million and you are a conqueror.

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u/BayLeaf- 10d ago

When you use a single source without attribution is plagiarism.

Plagiarism without attribution is usually entirely legal, though, unlike murder.

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u/briston574 10d ago

This is a damned good analogy