Raw LLM Responses

A bit of fair warning, somewhat of a wall of text ahead, though I'd say far from unbearable. 10:00 At 2h6m17s in his video, cites CNN, Harvard, and Qian Li et al. If you watched his video response portion, you'd have seen this. 22:09 While it's LiquidZulu's place to answer, I think a fair response is that it does not matter if I am willing, because I simply shouldn't be shot over such a matter. If you think otherwise, look no further than history. "Are you really willing to resist the gestapo?" I shouldn't have to. 30:14 LiquidZulu already answered, you're not allowed to lie about efficacy, that's the fraud. Behind the scenes can be anything, but upfront has required honesty. 34:39 It's as if you didn't hear LiquidZulu''s statement from the lawyer friend, fan artists generally aren't under fair use, you even agreed they're just too small to be worth targeting. 42:40 You missed it. That's the problem. This is using the hammer of the state to destroy competition. It's not anti-corporation, it's anti-competition. 48:00 You fail to see it from a close analogy. Would no art teacher ever be overjoyed if an art book were so good they need not teach their students? 51:05 Simply, you don't. If you choose those wages, this is on you, but in a fair trade there is mutual benefit, and under free market people are free to not work for you. Also, these "slave" wages already occur under government, so what did it solve? Also, ingenuity gives better options, always. 1:09:00 This is where it goes back to rights. The decent thing is to not plagiarize, but you have the right to do it. Also, no, not posting word prompts does not make you a plagiarist, that is case by case, you're starting with guilty until proven innocent. Use your own argument for fan art, if people "can tell" it's fan art, then people "can tell" it's AI art. 1:22:15 To put it bluntly, you are elevating the position of slavery by saying this. Actual slavery is terrible, an actual slave would prefer a wage. Slaves don't get wages, they get to live. 1:39:06 This is like asking "If anyone can draw on a sketch pad while on the toilet, what's the point of artists?" The answer is that some people are better, and provide (as LiquidZulu mentions) more compelling creative products. 1:40:00 You missed it. That is literally what it is, it's competition, forcing relevancy. Also, artists aren't obligated to respect over anyone else, they aren't a higher caste. That's not a problem requiring regulation, nor are any of the others (scams would already be a crime). You can accuse LiquidZulu of not listening, but as Sunny in "I, Robot" asks, can you? Overall cool video, enjoyed watching it, gave it a like.