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There’s no such thing as an “unlicensed paraphrase” of small snippets of utilitarian software, at least in US copyright law. You might have moral qualms with t
by williamcotton 4y ago
There’s no such thing as an “unlicensed paraphrase” of small snippets of utilitarian software, at least in US copyright law.
You might have moral qualms with this but you won’t find much of any support from the court system.
- manholio 4y agoIt's clearly a derived work, since the apparatus that has produced the work (the AI model) can only function when supplied with copyrighted works - in fact it cannot exists without copious amounts of such works. If there is even a passing semblance between a source work and the output, such as, for example, similar code structure and different variable names, then you are legally fucked. I'm sure courts will clear this mess up really soon, and I'm betting money the rulings won't subscribe to the "it's mine now" mantra of the AI crowd.
- speedgoose 4y agoIs there any planned court case about the copyright fair use question ?
- williamcotton 4y agoDo you actually want to bet money on this? I’m willing to play!