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It makes its own new arrangements of words. It’s not just clips of what it was trained with pasted together.
by natch 6y ago
It makes its own new arrangements of words. It’s not just clips of what it was trained with pasted together.
- searchableguy 6y agoThat's why I gave an example of translation. There are new sequences as well as words but the original owner still own the copyright based on the observed meaning or similarities. If you try searching some of the outputs from gpt, you will come across original source in many cases which are slightly or moderately different.
- natch 6y agoThis is an area open to interpretation but I wouldn’t go so far as to say someone who used a phrase before owns the copyright to a new work that happens to contain that phrase. But yes they certainly own the copyright to their original entire work in its original form. If you’re talking about excerpts longer than a phrase it does become more murky for sure.