Re:Create Coalition

The President's AI Legislative Framework, released this AM, gets fair use right on substance and process. Training is fair use, and Congress should leave fair use issues to the courts. TRAIN Act, CLEAR Act, and mislabeled TRUMP AMERICA AI Act are all at odds with White House policy.

Writers who are outcome-focused, who write solely to produce an output have no problem using AI, see marketing or PRDs or strategy docs, but writers who write essays or fiction, who write carefully, what's written matters to the reader, where writing is more than a simple message to be conveyed, they hate AI. Code just needs to work, and the level of expressivity in a line of code is limited. The audience for coders is not other coders, if so they would care a lot more about elegance, see admiration for Karpathy's work. Most coders are doing a job, coding is a means to an end, not the end itself. A well written piece however conveys quite a lot of insight, far more than just the individual content of its words, it conveys in its affect, in the negative space, in how it uses language itself, the word choices. It's a much much richer representation of the world. It's a more complex way we connect with other minds, and in those types of writing the output isn't simply a thing to be conveyed.