2 ms·
These systems are good at picking up small portions of copyrighted works within some larger context, but to guarantee that 100% of a YouTube video or scribd doc
by edgineer 8y ago
These systems are good at picking up small portions of copyrighted works within some larger context, but to guarantee that 100% of a YouTube video or scribd document is in the public domain is a different problem.
For published works like the Mueller report, one wouldn't need contentID. Matching the document's hash would suffice.
- gizmo686 8y agoA hash would still only work for the exact document. Suppose someone uploads a new version with a better table of contents, or with some added annotations [0]; now your hash no longer matches, while contentID probably will. [0] Both things which could be copywrited, but I'll assume will not trigger the actual flag.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- itronitron 8y agothese systems seem to have no concept of non-copyrighted works which is a fundamental flaw