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Is there a difference here? With code, you literally copy it and put it in a device and fail to provide the source, breaking the GPL. With a copyrighted set o
by LanceH 4y ago
Is there a difference here?
With code, you literally copy it and put it in a device and fail to provide the source, breaking the GPL.
With a copyrighted set of images, you scan those and break them down into some set of data and then never need to actually copy the images themselves -- my understanding anyway.
Does that set of data contain copied works? Or is it just a set of notes about the works that have been viewed by the AI?
- Xelynega 4y agoThe difference seems like semantics. You're taking compyrighted data, encoding it, then deriving a work from the output of that encoded data. If I compress copyrighted works and redistribute them as my own I'm technically breaking them down into some set of data and never actually distributing copyrighted work, right?