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> They don't publish the image, yes, and that is also their reasoning. No, their reasoning is that they only keep a link to the image so there’s nothing to rem
by antiterra 3y ago
> They don't publish the image, yes, and that is also their reasoning.
No, their reasoning is that they only keep a link to the image so there’s nothing to remove.
A more interesting angle would be copyrightable ALT tags in the form of poems or other creative content. But, the cat is already out of the bag as it’s probably easy enough to strip poetry or other copyrightable out of alt tags with the technology we’ve got at this point.
- Silverback_VII 3y ago> No, their reasoning is that they only keep a link to the image so there’s nothing to remove. I'm well aware of it, and that's also what I wanted to say. However, as I mentioned, the dataset with the links (to copyrighted material) is provided for machine learning purposes. Saying "We only provide links" is a lazy excuse from a guy with a smirking face.