#blurt

#plagiarism

Answers:

1.- NO... I write stories and reviews, and for some time now I have sometimes used AI to help me write my material, but I always feed it with information, plots, subplots, character names, locations, and many other key points for the AI to write. It's not as easy as telling the AI to write a vampire story and that's it!

2.- YES... on the internet, we create an identity, we use a nickname to identify ourselves and differentiate ourselves from the rest. At home, I publish under the pseudonym

@bigbdp

here on #Tangled , on #Blurt , and on a couple of other platforms. It's my personal brand.

3.- YES... in this specific case, yes, C takes B's work and changes the rhythm of the songs. It may have some merit, but the work belongs to B. C Stolen ideas fromB for write. For example, when I read someone else's story and I like it, if I want to write my own story using their characters and their LORE, I ask for permission and also include their name in the credits.

4.- No... there are texts that, due to their age, are exempt from copyright, including the Bible, all the works of William Shakespeare, and many other authors who died centuries ago, which allows me to take one of those original works and write based on them without violating any laws. Plagiarism does not occur in this case.

@jazmnruiz

@mostrorobot