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I think that's wishful thinking. It's objectively a mechanical derivation based on many copyrighted works. In many cases it's going to reproduce some works with
by dkjaudyeqooe 4y ago
I think that's wishful thinking. It's objectively a mechanical derivation based on many copyrighted works. In many cases it's going to reproduce some works with not that much transformation.
What's a similar thing that has come before this? I can't think of any, this is very novel. You'd want to wait for some rulings before you jump to conclusions.
- elevaet 4y agoIt might be similar to some forms of (human composed) sample-heavy music which use bits and pieces from many different songs to create something entirely original. As far as I understand it, this is still considered copyright infringement in most IP law systems. (If the samples aren't cleared)