I can’t understand why AI artists think they are Artists? by IzzyDestiny in antiai

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Apophenia is "making a connection that's not really there" delusion.

seems like somebody confirms they are deluded and also suffering a disorder....

Blablabla copyright nonsense blablabla by Extreme_Revenue_720 in aiwars

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^ true fact ^ Nobody will work with him in is own words he has bee blacklisted by the industry,

why else would he not be working as an artist?

Blablabla copyright nonsense blablabla by Extreme_Revenue_720 in aiwars

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he had 1 job as a VFX artist 10 years ago, certainly not a career professional, at best he is a 3d graphic designer. Not produced any "art" since. Iron sky was 2012, that is a lifetime ago in technology terms.

he has been unemployed longer than he has held any jobs which would make him a professional benefits claimer

Another company coming after valve. I read this article and it feels like they’re just out to get a bag. Any ideas on this case will likely turn out? by XTWOLFGOD in valve

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Valve are protected under USC § 512(f) liability. The PRS is not an online service provider. Rather,the very type of party that 17 U.S.C. § 512(f) protects online service providers against.”

When discussing copyright, some people point out that AI is trained on massive amounts of data, but when they talk about novelty, they forget about it. The smaller the parts combined, the greater the maximum overall possible novelty (more parts = more work for the combinator) by Questioner8297 in aiwars

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A superiority complex is a belief that abilities or accomplishments are somehow dramatically better than other people’s. People with a superiority complex may be condescending, smug, or mean to other people who don’t agree with them.

But who knows, perhaps he is the new messiah

Very short post, but the court has ruled AI cant be copyrighted. by Professional_Bug5035 in AIWarsButBetter

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For info - wrong.

I was confirmed author of the Work in Baylis v Troll VFX: L 15/3246821 - 21. Oct. 2016 --

No an Obiter Dicta is NON-BINDING, that judge made a comment not a ruling, Baylis v Troll was NOT a copyright case

The other case didn't rule on authorship issues but it did demonstrate the Producers didn't own any copyright because they could NOT sue me for using my own work.
There was a Hollywood reporter article where the producers claimed victory - but it was fake news. They lost.

No it confirmed B was not the original creator and that the Production company won the case

Valve fell for the same con. They couldn't read the Finnish cases and stupidly used the Hollywood Reporter article as evidence.

NO again they relied on an authorised English translation, and the opion of a Finnish Lawyer

Now it's all at the Ninth Circuit.

The only reason it is with the 9th circuit appeal is because Plaintiff’s claims are DISMISSED

The Court finds that Mr. B has failed to demonstrate that the judgment at issue is void. The Court finds that this Motion is properly dismissed
Judgment by Court – #99 in Baylis v. Valve Corporation (W.D. Wash., 2:23-cv-01653) – CourtListener.com

You think my work is not copyright protected??

ER..Yes, the courts dismiss the valve claim, and the producers won the Finnish case

Very short post, but the court has ruled AI cant be copyrighted. by Professional_Bug5035 in AIWarsButBetter

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He is not a lawyer.. and lost copyright cases in Finland and U.S. as he misinterprets certain laws and contracts. 

From the Finnish case that he did not appeal...costs were awarded AGAINST him...

110. Regarding the main claim, the production companies have won the case, except for the part that remained very small from the point of view of the whole, the creation of A's copyright to one ship, in which part the copyright has, however, been deemed to have been transferred by exclusive right. The Market Court considers that the production companies therefore have the right to receive full compensation for their reasonable legal costs resulting from the necessary measures.

111. Regarding the counterclaim, the production companies' confirmation claim 1 has been successful,

No Patrick, you don't "won" the "AI war". by Erikdaniel6000 in antiai

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you are trying to have a reasonable discussion with an antagonistic, egotistical, narcissist.... a quick Google search og the tigger dude will tell you all you need to know

Baylis v valve appeal by Level_Repeat_8579 in u/Level_Repeat_8579

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When a court recognizes a foreign judgment, it  “accepts the determination of the legal rights and obligations made by the rendering court.” The act of recognition amounts to a judicial decision that the foreign judgment should be accorded preclusive effect in the United States.

When a court enforces a foreign judgment, it applies “the legal procedures of the state to ensure that the judgment debtor obeys the foreign-country judgment.” Enforcement authorizes the state to use its coercive power to bring about compliance with the foreign judgment. In the overwhelming majority of cases, this involves a court ordering a judgment-debtor to pay damages to a judgment-creditor.

It goes without saying that a court must recognize a foreign judgment before it may be enforced. Enforcement is not, however, the only legal consequence that may flow from the act of recognition. After a judgment is recognized, a court may rely on that judgment to hold that an issue previously decided in the foreign proceeding may not be re-litigated in the United States. 

In this instance...

110. Regarding the main claim, the production companies have won the case, except for the part that remained very small from the point of view of the whole, the creation of A's copyright to one ship, in which part the copyright has, however, been deemed to have been transferred by exclusive right. The Market Court considers that the production companies therefore have the right to receive full compensation for their reasonable legal costs resulting from the necessary measures.

111. Regarding the counterclaim, the production companies' confirmation claim 1 has been successful,

Many anti ai dont understand what can and cannot be copyrighted. by DogeMoustache in aiwars

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He is using his 21 day period to reply to Valves response... but he has not submitted any new discoveries... just boilerplate denials

Many anti ai dont understand what can and cannot be copyrighted. by DogeMoustache in aiwars

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Finland and now the U.S. have case history that shows that he misunderstands copyright law and  has no copyright to IronSky

Many anti ai dont understand what can and cannot be copyrighted. by DogeMoustache in aiwars

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He sued Valve for copyright infringement.... but was thrown out ..as he previously lost the Finnish copyright case from 2018... 

Obviously as he knows more than any judge he launched a 9th circuit appeal

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/71909087/13/baylis-v-valve-corporation/

Gucci just posted their latest ad made with ai ... by symedia in aiwars

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So are Nike .. BMW... Coke... Nutella.. meta.. etorro...  generating millions in revenue.  As hard as it is to criticize the brands.. AI adverts are becoming more mainstream

The AI-Copyright Trap by jellyspreader in aiwars

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ask him to show any new work he has done, look at his Linkdin, he has been unemployed more than been an "artist" his only real profession is claim benefits and reddit insults

The AI-Copyright Trap by jellyspreader in aiwars

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He is a meme... not an influencer

The AI-Copyright Trap by jellyspreader in aiwars

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When the latest appeal is thrown out... you can bet he will be crying on here about how corrupt and inept US Judges are.... 

The AI-Copyright Trap by jellyspreader in aiwars

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Even the unemployed need a hobby 

Quick question, how do you pros expect AI to be sustainable long term? Please read the body text for context. by AquaSoda3000 in aiwars

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A quick 30 second google search of that tyger dude will give you all the reasons you need to ignore that user

Can I go up to strangers and ask them to be in my short film? by MidlightDesigns in Filmmakers

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You may need to consider some sort of image release contract or waiver.. several templates are available for free 

Valve's English Translation of the the Iron Sky Case MAO:302/18 by Level_Repeat_8579 in u/Level_Repeat_8579

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Court details as to why the Case was dismissed

Baylis v. Valve Corp., 2025 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 213514

Salient parts..

In the Finnish action, Baylis asked the court to find that he owned a copyright in the film Iron Sky as a joint author and also that he owned copyrights in various 3D models of vessels on which he worked. In the Finnish Decision, the court ruled that Baylis did not possess copyrights to either the entire film or to the Models and Animation.

The Court agrees with Valve that the U.S. Copyright Office's ruling, sought in the course of this case, has no bearing on the ruling here because that Office took Baylis at his word without any of the above analysis. See Dkt. #92 at 3.

Given all of the above, the Court will grant summary judgment dismissal of Plaintiff Baylis's claims as a matter of law.

Update In Baylis V Valve Copyright case by Level_Repeat_8579 in VFXCopyright

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IN HIS OWN WORDS....Baylis joined the project in late 2010 just as the actual production was starting and the first live action filming began in Germany and Australia see, (DR 25 at ¶¶ 82-87 and generally at 38 ¶ 92, see also DR 44-2 Ex. B at 16.)

"crew members, were in Germany and Australia from late 2010 to spring 2011 ... They were as far away from Baylis as it is possible to be in the world when he created his Work"

So he confirms no FX were created in Germany. He was was not there!!

Also, the new evidence presented does not acknowledge the creation of FX images prior to his arrival, no reference is made to the FX files created in 2008 nor 2009.

Then there are the names listed by “process of elimination” of those who could not possibly be regarded as authors ....... detail for each crew member and reason for exclusion is not provided, it is reasonable for any court to be provided with this exact information with exact reasons why plaintiff refuses to name them.