Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk would like to ‘delete all IP law’
- Jack Dorsey called for an end to intellectual property law on X, which was supported by Elon Musk.
- Many authors, artists, and organizations have sued AI companies like OpenAI and Google for using copyrighted works without permission.
- The first U.S. ruling on AI copyright law decided that Ross Intelligence could not use copyrighted content under the fair use doctrine.
- Dorsey argued that creativity distinguishes humans from AI and criticized the current legal system for limiting creativity.
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Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey have the star trick to win Sam Altman in the AI War: farewell to copyright
Both the CEO of Tesla and the co-founder of Twitter claim that artificial intelligence should have no legal restrictions and propose to eliminate intellectual property.
Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey spark debate by calling for abolition of IP law
Jack Dorsey, the cofounder of Twitter (now X) sparked debate over intellectual property and copyright, with his X post which stated “delete all IP law.” X’s current owner Elon Musk responded by saying “I agree.” While it is not certain what prompted these statements, it has been noted this comes at a time when AI companies including OpenAI — which Musk cofounded but now competes with — are facing numerous lawsuits alleging that they’ve violated …
Jack Dorsey, Elon Musk call to delete IP laws, but artists are pushing back
As artists fight to protect their works from being used to train AI models, Jack Dorsey wants to eliminate intellectual property (IP) laws altogether. Elon Musk agrees. On Friday, the cofounder of X (then Twitter) and Block (then Square) posted on X, "delete all IP law." Elon Musk, the current leader of X, chimed in to comment, "I agree." Taken together, these two statements contain just six words, yet they could have big implications for the fu…
Jack Dorsey Says Intellectual Property Law Shouldn't Exist, and Elon Musk Agrees: 'Delete All IP Law'
Jack Dorsey wrote in a post on X that intellectual property law should be deleted, and Elon Musk agreed. Numerous AI copyright cases are making their way through the courts.
Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey want to kill IP law. That would be a huge mistake
Few statements communicate a sentiment more directly than the four words Jack Dorsey, a cofounder of Twitter, posted over the weekend on the platform he no longer controls: “delete all IP law,” was his simple message. delete all IP law— jack (@jack) April 11, 2025 That sentiment was backed by Elon Musk, the current owner of the platform Dorsey founded—since renamed X. And given that Big Tech appears to be working hand in glove with the U.S. pres…
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