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Take your example, but make it more to the point. I hire an anonymous ghost writer to produce for me a novel based on some story premise that I made up. This gh
by adra 4y ago
Take your example, but make it more to the point. I hire an anonymous ghost writer to produce for me a novel based on some story premise that I made up. This ghost writer decided to use a bunch of copyright protected sections in their draft because reasons. I think the ghost writer isn't committing copyright violations, but when I publish the book, I almost certainly am.
I'm less worried about MS getting sued for this and approaching 100% expecting that users are opening themselves up to legal exposure. I can't see any legal department saying go ahead with using copilot code, but by all means ask.
- chii 4y ago> a bunch of copyright protected sections in their draft it depends on what this "bunch" means. It's not clear cut at what granular level does the copyrighted parts become so small, and sources so many, that the new works is considered transformative.