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yencabulator
2y ago
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Is the contrivedness relevant to the legal question? It shows the model contains the copyrighted content and can reproduce it on demand.
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Gigachad
2y ago
My brain contains loads of copyrighted info. And if I exactly reproduce it from memory, it's copyright infringement. But if I come up with my own work, even if using that copyrighted info to learn from, it isn't infringement.
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2y ago
I don't understand why people keep comparing humans and computers. The law does not treat machinery equal to a human.
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Filligree
2y ago
Yes. Courts will generally assign blame to whoever did the thing that caused a breach of the law, which in this case is the user.
In other words, law isn’t a programming language.
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