DMCA and Man/Machine interfaces - Page 3

Joseph Paul · 10-09-2011, 04:30 PM

A legal/sociological concern for SF games-

So what happens when, in a humanitarian scope, we succeed in repairing someone's memory with devices that can store images of what he sees and replay them for him or can translate memory to a different and transmissible medium?

Does he automatically violate copyright protection laws?

Did UT hit on any of these snags? THS?

10-09-2011, 04:30 PM	#1
Joseph Paul Custom User Title Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Indianapolis, IN	DMCA and Man/Machine interfaces A legal/sociological concern for SF games- So what happens when, in a humanitarian scope, we succeed in repairing someone's memory with devices that can store images of what he sees and replay them for him or can translate memory to a different and transmissible medium? Does he automatically violate copyright protection laws? Did UT hit on any of these snags? THS? __________________ Joseph Paul