Finally, I want to say a thing: Lynne Freeman has been TRASHING Tracy Wolff for years. When I said that it did not sound like she had made a claim that met the legal standard for substantial similarity, she sent people who were clearly connected to her to whip people up against me.

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I am still reeling from the judge saying "notwithstanding Freeman's status as an attorney herself, she would do her utmost to avoid or evade compliance with any court order that she did not like." What a thing to have said about you in the court record.

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You may recall the case where Lynne Freeman sued Tracy Wolff for writing a YA set in Alaska where the male lead was hot and broody, just like in Freeman's book. This litigation went on for three years before a judge finally read both books and said there was zero infringement.

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The posters saying "wait till you hear how many books the librarians shred" are being disingenuous. The destruction of books is not by itself what's causing outrage. It's in combination with many other factors, chief among them AI companies' history of unethical and even blatantly illegal actions.

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This is actually a fucking chilling thing for a longtermerist to say. "Broadly benefit humanity" = "fuck everyone alive right now, it needs to create the future that I believe in" The only comforting thing is that he's not going to do number one, because he's a liar.

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