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I don’t accept the Terms & Conditions ◦ I know 3 things ◦ Wholly unimpressed ◦ spacer.gif and IE6 survivor ◦ Human-Centred Technologist ◦ I write, talk and joke about Tech, Policy & Social Impact. JD 12/2025.

Weird how tech bros with brain rot are pushing for AI to have human rights and yet humans don’t even have basic rights against AI. I think maybe we need to get our priorities straight.

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The fact that you don’t automatically own your own face, voice, and body in the age of AI is pretty scary 🫠 I’m all for using AI to boost creativity, productivity, and access but without regulation, this stops being innovation and starts being exploitation. Denmark’s move to grant citizens copyright over their own likeness is absolutely necessary. Tools can be helpful. Tech can be brilliant. But ownership should be non-negotiable. 📹 the_coding_wizard on IG

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Peter Spicer 📎

Tech Lead at Unfold | Making the complex simple | Success not a service | Challenge everything

1mo

> Weird how tech bros Not really. Everything is about being in service to them making profit, everything else is entirely arbitrary to them. Until you weaponise their tech on them. Then it's suddenly not allowed. Imagine if some of the people pushing this movement got deepfaked. Imagine the outrage that would suddenly manifest.

Birgitte Rasine

♞ Storyteller and muse for visionary leaders, organizations, and changemakers. Advisor and fCMO for startups and scaleups. A few awards in my cap. All words 100% human crafted.

1mo

Not brain rot. Moral rot.

Rick Truhls

Turning Concepts into Customers

1mo

I don’t think anyone’s advocating that AI should have rights unless I’ve missed something. This particular law was so that you would benefit from use of your image. Let’s say someone clones your image and voice and uses it to promote a product or creates in a character that’s popular online and it generates revenue. This line would give you the right to send them assistance, desist, or to benefit financially from the use of your voice and image. I think Denmark’s on the right track. It’s probably the best way to deal with deep fakes and revenge porn in all these things that people are scared I can do.

Brandeis Marshall, PhD, EMBA

I help cross-functional teams execute their responsible AI and data strategies so they can create people-centered tech solutions | Leading DataedX Group + Black Women in Data

1mo

💯 Agreed, I wrote an opinion article about this very situation in 2023. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666389923002453

Annabelle C.

Humanity First🕊️ All opinions expressed are mine alone. Lived Experience Advocate. Endlessly curious and passionate about technology’s potential to create positive impact. Connecting dots and collaboration are my jam.

1mo

Owning the copyright to our own face, voice and body should be the bare minimum.

Sean Michael Kelly

Servant Leader, Technologist, Innovator, Cloud based SaaS

1mo

kinda wondering how this is being worded/positioned. Pretending to be a citizen of Denmark momentarily, and neverminding AI and deep fakes, can I now demand that you get my explicit permission befor recording or photographing me as with the security systems in every public place? can I demand takedowns of posta of my picture without permission from social media sites? how about royalties for ad vevenue derives from every view of my face? as much as I apreciate the desire to open a path to fight deep fakes, I am not a fan of bad legislation. give it a minute!

I think you might be optimistic. Yes, those parroting on about AI rights because they think it makes them sound like deep philosophers, they probably do have brain rot. But under that, I suspect a core that knows exactly what they are doing. Any "AI right", constitutes a legal benefit that AI owners have, and the rest of us don't.

Steve Chandler

Virtual Production Hardware Designer | ICFVX Technical Director | Founder of Catalyst Virtual

1mo

This is already common law in the U.S., and most countries. It's simply not being honored nor having charges pressed against it. There's so many ways to actually act against the AI takeover. We need to start, not talk.

Linda Lane, BFA, MSIM

UX Designer, Researcher, Writer/editor, Technical Product Manager - Responsible AI, Cognitive Services, Collaborative Information Strategy

1mo

Women's rights first.

Jakob Ashtar

Senior Software Engineer (C/C++, signal processing, VoIP/telephony, WebRTC, AI/ML, PyTorch, Tensorflow) Founder of AUDIOALGORITHMS.COM (2010)

1mo

😂😂😂 we need a law for that? isn't that a given? we are living in the most stupid timeline.

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