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Well, at least in the US training an AI will probably fall under Fair Use. In the EU there is an explicit copyright exception for data mining. So I don't think
by kmeisthax 4y ago
Well, at least in the US training an AI will probably fall under Fair Use. In the EU there is an explicit copyright exception for data mining. So I don't think there's a legal obligation for Microsoft to only train within the bounds of public GitHub repos.
- jacooper 4y agoAI fair use is not really clear anywhere. I think SFconservancy's articles about CoPilot are very helpful.
- gaius_baltar 4y ago> Well, at least in the US training an AI will probably fall under Fair Use. Provoking question: so, will it be Ok to train an AI on leaked Microsoft code the publish the models (not the code)? Of course, MSFT won't accept this, but w know that big corps are hypocrite by default.