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> There's implicit assumption that if you can get a hold of a copy and manage to learn from it But there are explicit laws about how you acquire copies of thin
by haswell 4y ago
> There's implicit assumption that if you can get a hold of a copy and manage to learn from it
But there are explicit laws about how you acquire copies of things, and whether they apply seems to be based on what someone believes “learning” to be.
Your claim relies on the belief that a computer ingesting images is similar to a human learning from those images.
- ok123456 4y agoIsn't that how people learn art and writing: they study good artists and writers? In the United States, a legal derivative work, which isn't a parody, needs to make three substantive changes from the original. It's fair to say that creating new works in the same style or 'look-and-feel' of an artist would satisfy that at prima facie.