Yes! Any work created is copyrighted by the owner by default. It doesn’t require registration for legal protection. This needs to be a class action lawsuit from everyone against AI companies that have stolen their content for profit.

I just did. To allow screen readers which is what AI would do if this became a common block it uses this:

" Pressing it sets the reader’s browser to solving a compute-heavy puzzle: JavaScript and a few seconds of processing, more than most mass scrapers are willing to spend."

Which is exactly the method already addressed in the article: " requiring computationally expensive systems to access the content"

I’m on Aaron’s side, but didn’t he break into a network closet and patch directly into their servers?

It’s splitting hairs but the law treats breaking and entering very differently than remote access. When I went to school, I had a job on campus but I’m sure the University would have considered it illegal if I broke into the utility closet of the building I worked in.

What was the question?

On my ass.

And that kids, is why you should study engineering in college.

FBI servers?

I Dream of Jeanie, Barbara Eden was married to Kang the Klingon in Star Trek.