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> The legal right that's been violated is copyright: copies of her work were taken and fed into the ML model. If copies of her work are fed into my brain via m
by Turing_Machine 4y ago
> The legal right that's been violated is copyright: copies of her work were taken and fed into the ML model.
If copies of her work are fed into my brain via my eyes, and I then make an artwork in a style similar to hers (but not close to any particular piece she's created), there is no violation of copyright.
What's different?
- polotics 4y agoThe difference is that brains don't get copies of files as input, as you wrote: "via my eyes". Looking is not copying. ML models do get actual copies of files as input.