So if someone creates a piece of art and I take a photo of it and sell the photo, or create prints of it, or even just give it give that photo to lots of people, what is that?

Even if it does it isn't the same thing. The article explains everything

NorthPole is made of 256 computing units, or cores, each of which contains its own memory... The cores are wired together in a network inspired by the white-matter connections between parts of the human cerebral cortex, Modha says. This and other design principles — most of which existed before but had never been combined in one chip — enable NorthPole to beat existing AI machines

Your mac has 256 compute cores, each core with access to its own memory?

256 compute cores, each with its own memory

You don't need to remember to delete it, you can revoke the access from your github account.

Then it's useless.

That's how a lot of tools work. Your maven password is in .m2/settings.xml

Your ssh private key is in .ssh/id_rsa

The only person with access to these files should be you. If anyone else does then your machine is compromised

Who paid for it and have you paid them for the access what they now own?

So the entertainment you receive watching the movie isn't also a service?

Is it stealing if you don't pay for the cinema? You don't own anything new after.

Is it stealing if you don't pay for your haircut? You don't own anything new after.

Is it stealing if you don't pay for your car service? You don't own anything new after.

That's a myth. Betamax lost because it couldn't record long enough. Movies had to be on two tapes. By the time they finally extended the time VHS was already dominant