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A Google AI and Claude AI — Truth and Ethics Comparison
And also comparing two versions of the University of Maine’s Policy on the Ownership of Intellectual Property Rights, sharing the same date.
Yesterday I engaged in a conversation with Google AI about the new “Factory of the Future” being built by the State of Maine at the University of Maine, with public funds for the benefit of the public, by which the state means its “targeted industries”. The Factory of the Future will be used to train “the workforce” of Maine’s centrally managed economy.
In the conversation, I brought up the distribution of cumulative net income from intellectual property, according to the University of Maine Policy on Intellectual Property Rights., quoting on this link, Statement of Policy Governing Patents and Copyrights published for many years, in my article How The Morrill Act Gave Birth to Public Ownership of Private Intellectual Property in the USA.
Google AI Responded with this:
Your message describes the proposed (but not implemented) faculty compensation structure for IP at the University of Maine System (UMS), highlights the ongoing labor dispute with the graduate student workers union (UMGWU-UAW) regarding wages, benefits, and potentially IP, and…
