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in reply to Cory Doctorow

I'm and the end of my tour for my new book, the international bestseller *Enshittification*!

My last two events are CCC in #Hamburg, Dec 27-30:
events.ccc.de/congress/2025/in…

and the Tattered Cover in #Denver, Jan 22:
eventbrite.com/e/cory-doctorow…

I hope you can make it!

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This quote from the "AI-Training Lessons from Napster" article broke my mind:

“… AI is very different from historical cases of online piracy, as it creates large net benefits for society while using copyrighted works as input."

Both piracy and AI have the problem that artists aren't paid.

Piracy created the biggest media library ever seen in the history of the world, freely accessible by anyone with a connection.

What benefits has AI created compared to that? Besides a bubble?

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when I found out you were coming to town, I rushed to book, but it was sold out.

Didn’t want to annoy you with “can you score me a ticket”, but just wanted to let you know you are too popular and plenty of us missed out due to physics - cheers!

in reply to Miguel de Icaza ᯅ🍉

@Migueldeicaza Aww, thank you! I would absolutely have gotten you a ticket (the craziest thing about post-pandemic ticketed events is that 20-50% of ticket holders - even paid ones! - are no-shows).
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Sad that Barnes and Noble bought Tattered Cover a few years ago.