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It’s not. Indexing and linking to primary sources is very different to consuming all of those primary sources and spitting it back without attribution. Google e
by basisword 4y ago
It’s not. Indexing and linking to primary sources is very different to consuming all of those primary sources and spitting it back without attribution. Google entered this area a bit with the info boxes they display alongside results but it’s a very different proposition from AI.
- Avicebron 4y agoThis is an interesting point, if someone develops a card catalogue for a library, they aren't providing a market substitute for each one of those books. As far as I know, "fair use" law has to account whether or not the end product can serve as a substitute for the original work.
- nradov 4y agoFair use copyright law in the US allows for selling summaries of books, and those can serve as a substitute for the original work in many cases. Many students use Cliff Notes to get through their literature courses without ever doing the assigned reading. https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature