
PBS broadcaster loses access to 50TB of data comprising 70 years of TV history
Seriously how do people just have one storage provider?

Seriously how do people just have one storage provider?
I live my life 5 hours at a time. Nothing else matters: not the mortgage, not the store, not my team and all their bullshit. For those 5 hours or less, sometimes a lot less... ok a hell of a lot less, I'm free.
Models that are trained on public information should belong to the public.
I've been tinkering with how we can use this as a form of leverage to ensure AI models remain accessible by the public and to ensure we all benefit from it. Here is what I came up with so far.
tldr: We forgo all copyright claims on public data used to train models, if that model is either publicly released after training, or taxed heavily until it is. We also tax hosting of publicly trained models in order to establish a UBI.
The offer:
The price:
In return for the copyright forfeit, AI training companies can choose to either:
-or-
Hosting:
Distribution:
There is currently an auction going on for the Blazing Bagels equipment:
https://murphyauction.hibid.com/catalog/741589/blazing-bagels---online-auction
It is kind'a fascinating to see how many Espresso makers they had - considering that they didn't sell Espresso (at least not in Redmond).