Human Artistry Campaign
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Advocating for responsible AI use that empowers & supports human creativity. humanartistrycampaign.com
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Genuine question - what are OpenAI’s Sora and other video generation tools good for?

I am honestly trying to understand what is so important that it’s worth the cost. If you have examples, I would be interested to hear them.

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People Are Making Sora 2 Videos of Stephen Hawking Being Horribly Brutalized
People are using OpenAI's Sora 2 to generate videos of theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking being brutalized in ghoulish ways.
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lauraolin.bsky.social
Spotted on the G train on one of those dystopian AI friend ads
a subway ad reading “I’ll binge the entire series with you.” the URL of the product has been covered over with SLOP.com
humanartistry.bsky.social
"This settlement sends a clear message to the Big Tech companies splashing generative A.I. over every app and page and program: You are not above the law."
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Opinion | I Sued Anthropic, and the Unthinkable Happened
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Human Artistry Campaign Statement on Historic $1.5 Billion Settlement in Bartz v. Anthropic

Human Artistry Campaign Statement on Historic $1.5 Billion Settlement in Bartz v. Anthropic

September 5, 2025 (Washington, DC) -- 

This settlement is a huge victory not only for the authors involved, but for all writers, artists, and creators who know that their work has value and their rights should be respected when it comes to AI uses. 

We hope this is just the first of many AI companies to be held accountable for their theft of creative work, and that it helps set a precedent that consent and compensation for works used in AI training are nonnegotiable. Authors who think their work may have been included in the pirated databases used by Anthropic can learn more about how to file a claim for compensation at AnthropicCopyrightLawsuit.com. 

When it comes to AI accountability and fighting for creators’ rights, this is just the beginning – but a powerful, historic start.

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justinhendrix.bsky.social
"In a landmark settlement, Anthropic, a leading artificial intelligence company, has agreed to pay $1.5 billion to a group of authors and publishers after a judge ruled it had illegally downloaded and stored millions of copyrighted books."
Anthropic Agrees to Pay $1.5 Billion to Settle Lawsuit With Book Authors
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humanartistry.bsky.social
“There have to be rules of the road, so that regular people aren't roadkill for these big companies making money off viral videos.” @klobuchar.senate.gov

Deepfakes don’t discriminate. Athletes, artists, leaders, and everyday people are all targets. It’s time for safeguards. bit.ly/45KQZBX
Sen. Amy Klobuchar renews push for legislation to crack down on AI deepfakes
This comes after a fake video went viral on social media in recent weeks manipulating Klobuchar's voice into making inappropriate comments.
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"With A.I., the technology has gotten ahead of the law, and we can’t let it go any further without rules of the road." @klobuchar.senate.gov

Congress must act now to protect Americans from deepfakes.https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/20/opinion/amy-klobuchar-deepfakes.html?smid=bs-share
Opinion | Amy Klobuchar: What I Didn’t Say About Sydney Sweeney
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humanartistry.bsky.social
Great piece by Copyright Clearance Center CEO Tracey Armstrong: “What good are AI-generated summaries of today’s news if there are no journalists to report it?… Stealing American creativity only weakens AI by starving it of quality inputs in the long term.”

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Copyright Licensing Powers Responsible AI – DC Journal - InsideSources
Generative artificial intelligence has three basic (and seemingly insatiable) needs: energy, chips and training content. We are all familiar with how AI
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humanartistry.bsky.social
Following the US Senate's 99-1 vote on the Blackburn/Cantwell amendment to strike a proposed 10-year ban on state regulation of AI, the Human Artistry Campaign issued the following statement:
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revolvingdoordc.bsky.social
In today's newsletter, @hannahstoryb.bsky.social wrote about the heat dome trapping much of the country, the AI industry turning up the heat, and how undeterred voters in New York City showed what can still be accomplished within the harsh parameters of our unequal, fast-warming world.
Chatbot, Are We Cooked?
It’s too damn hot, and Big Tech is turning up the heat.
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humanartistry.bsky.social
“A global survey found that only one in four respondents believe AI companies should be allowed to train their models on any publicly available text or images. The majority favour more restrictive approaches, including the requirement for explicit permission from content creators.” bit.ly/3ZNOWuG
Most AI researchers reject free use of public data to train AI models - Impact of Social Sciences
Cian O’Donovan finds most AI researchers oppose companies using public data for AI training, as creatives protest and tensions grow between policy, industry and public expectations.
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Country icon Martina McBride testified before Congress in support of the NO FAKES Act, which would protect us all from nonconsensual AI deepfakes & voice clones. Join us & tell your reps to support NO FAKES! p2a.co/fCscPAf
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"I'd love to be like a pure punk rock artist and be like, art isn't about the money. But what really happens if you don't pay artists is not a punk rock thing. What happens is all the biggest corporate giants just own & control everything." www.axios.com/2025/06/04/j...
Joseph Gordon-Levitt: "Not a punk rock thing" to use artists' work to train AI for free
"What really happens if you don't pay artists is not a punk rock thing," the actor said.
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In his acceptance speech for Billboard's Creators’ Champion Award in London, megastar @eltonofficial had a clear message for the UK government and its polarizing AI bill:

“We will not back down and we will not go away quietly. This is just the beginning.” www.billboard.com/pro/elton-jo...
Elton John Warns U.K. Government ‘We Will Not Back Down’ Over AI Bill at Billboard’s Global Power Players Event: Read His Full Speech
Elton John spoke at Billboard's Global Power Player event in London and called upon the British government to scrap its controversial AI bill.
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lizzieohreally.bsky.social
Meta has almost $78 billion cash on hand. One could, idk, pay to license things. Just a thought.
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slack2thefuture.bsky.social
If your business model doesn’t work without breaking the law, then you’re not in business.

You’re in organized crime.
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davidho.bsky.social
So…about AI’s energy use…

“…to create a five-second video, a newer AI model uses ‘about 3.4 million joules, more than 700 times the energy required to generate a high-quality image’. That's the equivalent of running a microwave for over an hour.”
Report: Creating a 5-second AI video is like running a microwave for an hour
That's a long time in the microwave.
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humanartistry.bsky.social
The bipartisan NO FAKES Act would establish a right to your own voice & likeness, protecting against nonconsensual AI-generated deepfakes & voice clones. Join nearly 400 artists & tell your representative to support NO FAKES! p2a.co/fCscPAf
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Dua Lipa & Elton John are a few of the many high-profile creatives who have signed a new letter to the U.K. Prime Minister, imploring that he protect the work of creatives instead of submitting to greedy and invasive AI companies www.billboard.com/pro/uk-gover...
U.K. Government’s AI Plans Dealt Fresh Blow in Move Backed by Elton John, Dua Lipa and Others
The U.K. government's plans to allow artificial intelligence firms to use copyrighted work, including music, have been dealt another setback.
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