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No. Why would we want to go that route? Such a lawsuit would slow down a ton of work in AI, certainly big language models and DALL-E for example.
by spupe 4y ago
No. Why would we want to go that route? Such a lawsuit would slow down a ton of work in AI, certainly big language models and DALL-E for example.
- amelius 4y agoWhat will happen when someone writes a website called "This Disney character does not exist"?
- kgwgk 4y agoThat they may have to take the "Disney" trademark out of the name.
- monkeybutton 4y agoJust need to reword it a bit, "This Disney character doesn't exist" can also be "This is not a Disney character (because it doesn't exist)". Sums up the assertion being made well too. Not a Disney character. Except their lawyers may disagree.
- HelloNurse 4y agoMaking an example of Copilot (or, better, Copilot users) would slow down a ton of work in AI-automated copyright infringement: a good thing.
- jacknews 4y agocopyright, such a good thing