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>I can use it for just about any purpose I want to. You can't make copies and sell them. You can't copy it into your own work. You can't create derivative work
by freejazz 4y ago
>I can use it for just about any purpose I want to.
You can't make copies and sell them. You can't copy it into your own work. You can't create derivative works, etc. You can't use it in a movie. You can't use it to write lyrics. I could go on.
- bioemerl 4y agoAll of these involve the reproduction of the thing. Training an AI model isn't responding the art. I can also*do* all of those things, I just can't sell it. That's what copyright is. Copy right. Not "use for training an AI model" right. It's not similar to using it in a movie or a "derivative work" either. Those almost always actually contain the work. The only valid argument here are times than an AI model does reproduce the original, otherwise copyright has no domain of the use of images for training, unless you illegally downloaded the images, which you didn't if you used LAION, since it's all just public image links.