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so does the number pi constitute a copyright infringement?

• int_19h 4y ago
  No, since it's not a derived work. And if you can come up with a model that can reproduce images exactly without first getting trained on them, it wouldn't be a derived work, either.
  • chii 4y ago
    > No, since it's not a derived work. but why is the set of numbers in a matrix considered derived? I can trivially derive the number pi. My original point is that just because something contains the information does not imply that it violates copyright.
    • int_19h 4y ago
      Because said set of numbers is produced via a training process that has the original as an input, and a different input would produce a different set of numbers. You're correct that merely containing the information would not violate copyright - it's all about how that information was produced.